Pet odors are some of the hardest to shift, and fragrance only covers them for an hour. AURA treats the air continuously in grooming salons, boarding kennels, veterinary clinics and homes with pets.
The air challenge with animals
- Persistent odors from coats, bedding, litter and accidents that soak into surfaces.
- Wet-dog smell in grooming and bathing areas.
- Dander and fine particles stirred up by brushing, drying and play.
- Kennel and boarding areas where many animals share the same air overnight.
- Clinic waiting rooms where nervous animals and owners wait together.
How AURA helps
AURA uses cold plasma to oxidize certain odor molecules and VOCs rather than covering them with fragrance, which many animals find irritating. It charges fine particles, such as dander, so they clump and settle or are caught by your HVAC filter. It can also inactivate certain bacteria, viruses and mold spores under tested conditions.
Where to place units
| Space | Why it matters | Suggested units |
|---|---|---|
| Grooming room | Wet coats, drying, dander | 1 per 376 sq ft, away from tubs and spray |
| Boarding and kennel rooms | Many animals overnight | 1 per 376 sq ft zone, mounted out of reach |
| Veterinary exam rooms | Back-to-back patients | 1 per room |
| Waiting and reception | First impression for owners | 1 |
| At home: litter or pet area | Odor at the source | 1 |
Good to know
- With BOOST off, AURA is designed for continuous use in rooms occupied by people and pets. BOOST is for trained personnel only, in unoccupied spaces.
- Birds and small animals can be especially sensitive to air quality. If you keep birds, check with your veterinarian before using any air treatment device near them.
- Mount units out of reach of paws, teeth and tails, and keep them away from water bowls, tubs and wash stations.
- AURA helps reduce odors in the air. It is not a substitute for regular cleaning of bedding, litter and surfaces.
AURA supplements HVAC filtration and ventilation; it does not replace them. Not a medical or veterinary device; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease in people or animals. Laboratory results reflect specific test conditions and vary with room size, airflow, installation and use. Ozone statements apply with BOOST off.
