Veterinary

A veterinary clinic asks an air system to do three jobs in the same room: pull down dander and hair, adsorb odor that never fully leaves, and neutralize airborne pathogens in a building full of sick animals. Surgically Clean Air runs 5-Stage HEPA-Rx with activated carbon and enclosed UV-C across exam, boarding, and surgical suites.

Exam and Treatment Rooms

Exam rooms turn over faster than almost any clinical space, and each patient arrives with its own coat, its own dander load, and often its own infection. Between appointments there is rarely time to air a room out.

High air change rates clear the particulate load between patients rather than carrying it into the next appointment. Portable JADE 2.0 units move room to room; wall-mounted ONYX keeps the unit off the floor and out of reach of animals entirely.

Boarding and Kennel Areas

Boarding is where odor becomes a business problem. It is the space clients smell on pickup, and it is the one they remember. Odor is gas-phase, which means it is not a filtration problem at all, it is an adsorption problem.

Activated carbon removes the compounds behind the smell rather than covering them with fragrance. Ozone generators, still sold into this market, are the wrong tool in a space occupied by animals.

Surgical Suites

Surgery brings the same airborne pathogen control requirements found in human clinical settings, in rooms that are usually smaller and rarely purpose-built for ventilation.

Enclosed UV-C treats air as it passes through the unit, with no ozone byproduct, alongside HEPA-Rx capture. Ceiling-mounted COBALT keeps the footprint at zero where floor space is already contested.