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Kennel and Cattery Cleaning and Disinfection Log
A free printable kennel cleaning log: each unit's daily clean, disinfection and change of occupant, Monday to Sunday, plus the block's weekly jobs.
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What this sheet is for
Show that every unit was cleaned each day and disinfected between occupants. The week is on one grid, unit by unit, with the products and their label dilutions.
Who it is for
Boarding kennels, catteries, rescue centres and anyone running a block of pens.
How to use it
- Write each product and the dilution and contact time from its label at the top.
- List every unit down the side with its occupant, or none.
- Each day, write C, D or X in the unit's box with your initials.
- Date the deep clean for long stays, and the block's weekly jobs on the back.
- Have the supervisor check and sign the week.
What is on the sheet
2 pages, in this order:
Page 1
Printed under the title: A week of cleaning for one block of kennels or cattery pens: each unit's daily clean, its disinfection and every change of occupant, day by day, with the block's own weekly jobs on the back.
The label sets the dilution. No dilutions or contact times are printed: take them from each product's label and write them below, with your written cleaning routine beside you. In each day's box write C for cleaned, D for cleaned and disinfected, or X for a change of occupant (emptied, disinfected, bowls and bedding done), then your initials.
Write-on lines: Block or building · Week starting · Supervisor · Units in block · Cleaner in use · Dilution on its label · Disinfectant in use · Dilution on its label · Contact time
Units — C cleaned · D disinfected · X change of occupant · then initials
Table, 24 rows: Unit · Occupant · Mon · Tue · Wed · Thu · Fri · Sat · Sun · Deep clean · Notes
Page 2
Block jobs this week — date each one, with the product used
Also printed: Job · Date · Product · Notes · Whole block disinfected, unit by unit · Drains and gullies cleared and cleaned · Corridors, walkways and exercise areas · Food preparation area and bowl store · Bedding, towels and toys washed · Cleaning equipment itself cleaned and stored
Write-on lines: Problems and repairs: drains, damaged surfaces, pests · Reported to · Week checked by · Date · Signed
Questions
Why are no dilutions or contact times printed?
Because they are on each product's label and differ between products, and a figure copied from the wrong one could leave a unit not disinfected. Copy them from your own products and your written cleaning routine.
How often should units be disinfected?
The sheet does not say, because licence conditions and standards differ. Work to your own written routine and the conditions you trade under; the grid records what was actually done.
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