Infection control
Every patient gets a fresh tray, bowl and scoop. There is no shared surface for pathogens to survive on, and no dependence on contact time or dilution being right every single time.
Veterinary equipment supplier · clinics and wards
Single-use veterinary equipment that never goes back through the sink.
Litter trays, feeding bowls and scoops are the most-handled veterinary equipment in any small-animal ward — and the hardest to reprocess properly. As a veterinary equipment supplier to clinics, VOLKOS simplifies disinfection in clinics by replacing the wash-rinse-dry cycle with a fresh, leak-free, biodegradable item for every patient, so nothing carries over between cages and no disinfectant residue touches the animal.
Why clinics switch
The reprocessing gap, closed.
No chemical residue
Disinfectants can irritate feline skin and airways, and rinsing is often the step that gets cut on a busy shift. Single-use fibre removes the chemistry from the patient zone entirely.
Hours back per week
Washing trays and bowls is unskilled time spent by skilled staff. Disposal replaces the sink, freeing nursing hours for patient care instead of reprocessing.
The clinic range
Trays, bowls and scoops, specified for ward use.
Clinic packs for the ward, discharge sets that go home with the patient. Request pricing per product — no online ordering.
Available for pre-order
Size M · 30 pcs
VOLKOS® Treatment & litter tray, clinic pack of 30, size M
40×30×9 cm (15.7×11.8×3.5 in)
Bulk clinic pack of 30 trays in size M. Nested for storage, a fresh tray for every patient, straight into the compliant waste route after use.
- 30 trays per pack, size M
- 40×30×9 cm (15.7×11.8×3.5 in)
- Nested for compact ward storage
- Plastic-free, chemical-free, fully biodegradable
Size L · 30 pcs
VOLKOS® Treatment & litter tray, clinic pack of 30, size L
45×35×11 cm (17.7×13.8×4.3 in)
Bulk clinic pack of 30 trays in size L. Nested for storage, a fresh tray for every patient, straight into the compliant waste route after use.
- 30 trays per pack, size L
- 45×35×11 cm (17.7×13.8×4.3 in)
- Nested for compact ward storage
- Plastic-free, chemical-free, fully biodegradable
Size L · 3 pcs
VOLKOS® Treatment box & litter tray, 3 pcs discharge set
45×34.5×11 cm (17.7×13.6×4.3 in)
Leak-free, single- or multi-use. Intraoperative waste containment and clean urine, fecal and fluid sample collection; a three-tray set to send home at discharge.
- 3 trays per set, size L
- 45×34.5×11 cm (17.7×13.6×4.3 in)
- A fresh tray for every patient
- Plastic-free, chemical-free, fully biodegradable
Size M · 50 pcs per box
VOLKOS® Feeding and drinking bowls
M 15×18×5 cm · 430 ml
For wet food, dry food and water. Square design fits more per shelf, a no-flip base for recovery patients and wide sides that reduce whisker stress.
- 50 bowls per box, size M
- M 15×18×5 cm (5.9×7.1×2.0 in)
- 430 ml volume (14.5 fl oz)
- Leakproof for food and drink
- Square design fits more per shelf
- No-flip base for recovery patients
- Wide sides reduce whisker stress
- One bowl per patient, discarded with ward waste
50 pcs per box
VOLKOS® Scoop&Go scoops
27×12 cm (10.6×4.7 in)
Biodegradable cardboard with an ergonomic grip. Disposed with the contaminated waste — nothing to clean or store.
- 50 scoops per box
- 27×12 cm (10.6×4.7 in)
- Ergonomic grip
- Date and tag no. fields for patient records
- FSC certified, made in Europe
- Disposed with the contaminated waste
- Nothing to clean or store
Available for pre-order
Size S, also M · L
VOLKOS® Corner tray
30×30×10 cm (11.8×11.8×3.9 in)
Two open sides for a space-saving corner fit. Dust-free natural fibres protect sensitive, post-surgical and avian patients.
- Two open sides for corner placement
- Dust-free natural fibres
- For sensitive, post-surgical and avian patients
- 30×30×10 cm (11.8×11.8×3.9 in)
- Sizes S, M and L
Clinical reading
What the guidelines say about trays and disinfection.
Evidence-led articles our team publishes for veterinary professionals — equipment care, disinfection controls and bowl hygiene, and what ABCD, AAHA and published studies actually recommend.
Single-Use Trays and Bowls in Veterinary Scintigraphy: Where They Fit
University feedback points to a specialist use for everyday ward equipment. Explore how single-use trays and bowls can fit patient care during scintigraphy, without replacing contamination controls or authorised radioactive-waste handling.
Read the articleRadioactive Waste in Veterinary Nuclear Medicine: Litter, Trays and Bowls
Biodegradable does not mean radiologically cleared. How veterinary hospitals can assess patient-contact consumables, waste segregation and authorised release after nuclear-medicine procedures.
Read the articleIsolation Ward Hygiene: Trays, Bowls and Bedding for Infectious Cases
Isolation draws a line between contaminated and clean, and daily husbandry tests it dozens of times a day. Here is how clinics can route trays, bowls, bedding and scoops so nothing returns to another patient by accident.
Read the articleThe Litter Tray Worries Veterinarians Keep Raising — and What the Guidelines Actually Say
Disinfectant toxicity, the tray that never quite gets sterilised between patients, and the ward minutes spent scrubbing: the ABCD and AAHA guidance behind the litter-tray concerns vets raise most often — and where single-use fits.
Read the articleVeterinary Disinfection Protocol: The Reusable-Equipment Gap in Small-Animal Wards
Does your ward protocol cover the equipment, or only the cage? ABCD and AAHA guidance helps clinics define cleaning, disinfection and disposal procedures for patient-contact items.
Read the articleDilution, Contact Time, Soil Load and Solution Age: The Four Controls Behind Ward Disinfection
Disinfection depends on more than product choice. Reliable ward hygiene requires controlled dilution, sufficient wet contact time, soil removal and stable solutions—supported by measurement and selective use of single-use equipment.
Read the articleVeterinary Bowl Hygiene in Small-Animal Wards: What the Evidence Shows, and Where Single Use Fits
Household studies link bowl contamination to food type and cleaning practices. For veterinary wards, the findings inform reusable-bowl protocols and clarify which handling steps single-use bowls can remove.
Read the articleComparison and scale figures are modelled estimates, not a certified third-party LCA. Source: VOLKOS LCA Report, June 2026. Not yet third-party critically reviewed — independent verification recommended before external ESG or procurement use.
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