White paper: How to transform air quality in your veterinary clinic for a healthier, safer, and more efficient environment
Air quality in veterinary clinics is often underestimated, yet it plays a crucial role in the health and well-being of animals, staff, and visitors. Due to various activities related to patient care, anaesthesia, cleaning, and surgical procedures, many chemical and biological pollutants are released into the air. If these pollutants are not effectively controlled, they can lead to significant health issues and postoperative complications, impacting the overall performance of the clinic.
This white paper explores the risks associated with poor air quality, available solutions, and the long-term benefits for your facility. Professional air purifiers, such as those developed by NatéoSanté, provide a comprehensive and sustainable solution for controlling airborne pollutants and microbial contaminants on surfaces, ensuring a safer environment for everyone.
NatéoSanté explains the actions you can take to improve air quality in your veterinary clinic
Key takeaways from the practical guide
Understanding occupational risks related to air quality
NatéoSanté provides data-driven insights on air quality in veterinary practices. Discover the main sources of pollution within clinics and their origins.
Focus on the effects of pollutants on the health of veterinary teams and animals
The effects of continuous exposure to these pollutants can be immediate or develop over the long term.
Best practices and preventive solutions to implement
Learn about the best practices to adopt and the benefits of professional air purifiers, which are especially suited for veterinary clinics. These will be illustrated through a case study from a clinic in Western France.