Fight Off Illness and Eliminate Odors — Without Moving the Animals.
HOCl dry misting works alongside your cleaning team to treat the air, fabric, and corners they can't reach with a hose or wipe — in exam rooms, isolation runs, kennels, grooming bays, and shelter intake areas. Safe with animals in the room. No harsh chemistry. No respiratory complaints.
GEIA Dry Misting in Animal Care
See kennels, exam rooms, and shelter wings treated between blocks.
Kennel Cough Doesn't Wait for Your Cleaning Schedule. Neither Does the Smell.
Your team is doing the work. Runs are hosed, kennels are scrubbed, exam rooms are wiped, towels are laundered. The protocol is sound. But the air keeps moving. One coughing dog in run six is breathing the same air as the puppy in run two. The cat-only side and the dog-only side share an HVAC duct. And the smell — the smell families notice the second they walk in to adopt — lives in the fabric, the air, the corners no spray bottle was ever going to reach.
For shelters, a single intake-side outbreak can shut down adoptions for weeks. For kennels, one bad review about the smell can end the season. For vet clinics, the waiting room is where the next client decides whether to come back.
- Treatment that runs with animals in the room — moving a stressed, sick, or elderly animal is not always an option
- Real odor reduction in kennels, runs, and intake areas families walk into
- Chemistry safe enough to use around multiple species without escalating respiratory protocols
- Fast outbreak-response capacity when kennel cough, parvo exposure, or URI hits a wing
Treat the Room. Animals Stay Where They Are.
GEIA equipment disperses hypochlorous as a 1–3 micron mist that fills the full volume of a kennel, run, exam room, or shelter wing — the air, the fabric, the HVAC grilles, the spaces a hose couldn't fully reach. Hypochlorous is the same molecule the mammalian immune system produces — animals make it the same way humans do. It carries a pH of about 6.5, has no harsh fumes, leaves no residue, and breaks down to saline. Animals — including frail, elderly, or post-surgical patients — can remain in the room during cycles.
Animals Stay in Room
No moving stressed boarders, recovering surgical patients, or fearful shelter intake animals out of their runs to treat the space.
Real Odor Elimination
HOCl chemistry breaks down urine, fecal, and bedding odor compounds rather than masking them. Adopters and clients notice on entry.
Outbreak Response
When kennel cough, URI, or parvo exposure hits a wing, mobile units treat affected runs and isolation rooms on the same shift.
Built for Runs, Exam Rooms, Isolation Wings, and Transport
What Changes When the Whole Run Is Treated
"The smell in our intake area is the first thing adopters comment on now — and it's a positive comment instead of an apology from our staff. The dogs stay in their runs. The team likes that they don't have to move animals to treat the space."
— Shelter Director, municipal animal services (name on file)
How GEIA Fits Into Your Existing Cleaning Routine
Staff Cleans First
Hose runs, scrub kennels, change bedding, wipe exam tables, launder towels — your existing cleaning protocol runs first, unchanged.
Run GEIA
Portable AYRUS treats kennels and exam rooms, carried run to run. Mobile LUVIAN handles isolation wings and outbreak-response sweeps; set-in-place ROGE runs a fixed run on a set routine.
Animals Stay in Room
No relocation. No additional handling stress. Dry mist evaporates with no residue. The kennel stays the kennel — just with the whole environment treated.
Maintain
Staff logs the cycle. Tablets refilled on schedule. Descaler every 6 months. Ongoing labor: minutes per unit per month.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hypochlorous is the same molecule mammalian immune systems produce — pH around 6.5, no harsh fumes, no residue. Facilities run cycles with animals in the room, including stressed, sick, elderly, and post-surgical patients. We always recommend confirming with your veterinarian or veterinary director before integrating any new chemistry into your facility SOP.
Many multi-species facilities run HOCl applications across cat, dog, and small-mammal wards. Bird and exotic species warrant additional veterinary consultation, especially around respiratory sensitivity. Your distributor and your facility's veterinarian can help determine the right protocol for your species mix.
No. GEIA works alongside your cleaning team — never in place of them. Hosing, scrubbing, and bedding changes still happen. GEIA then treats the air, the fabric, and the corners that water and wipes don't reach.
Portable AYRUS or mobile LUVIAN units can be deployed wing-by-wing during the same shift the outbreak is identified. Affected runs, isolation rooms, transport vehicles, and the front-of-house intake area can all be treated in series — no waiting for an outside contractor.
Yes — the portable AYRUS unit is built for fast deployment in confined spaces like grooming rooms, mobile veterinary units, and transport vans. Carried unit to unit, a typical grooming bay cycle completes in minutes between appointments.
GEIA equipment disperses hypochlorous solutions. EPA registration sits with the chemistry. 3.3g and 6.5g Tablets are EPA-registered HOCl-producing tablets. GEIA equipment is also compatible with other EPA-registered HOCl tablets, ready-to-use HOCl, and HOCl generators many distributors supply.
Ready to Treat the Whole Wing — While Animals Stay Put?
Get a custom quote for your facility, or schedule a live demo — we'll mist a kennel or exam room while your staff watches.