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Sagewash Effective against Corona Virus & Canine Respiratory Viruses |
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University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine
Sagewash was evaluated for the inactivation of the canine respiratory viruses with the same protocol described for the previous study. Inactivation ranged from 6.8-1.5 logs, based on the titers of the control samples (diluted 1:100 with PBS, treated with PBS and dialyzed). The enveloped RNA viruses are not very stable in the environment (ie canine distemper virus and influenza virus) and did not survive the PBS control procedure well. Several attempts were made to increase the initial titers of these viruses, but increasing the titers had only minimal effects on the outcome of the study. Despite this difficulty, the Sagewash treatment performed as well as a 3% solution of Clorox for the inactivation of canine respiratory viruses. Melissa Kennedy, DVM, PhD, DACVM Director, Clinical Virology Associate Professor Department of Comparative Medicine UTCVM Knoxville, TN 37996-4543 
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