Cleaning and Disinfection for Cattle

Good barn design is more than just a layout: it supports workflow, prevents animal stress, and simplifies maintenance. Stable Brothers offers a wide range of components and systems tailored to your barn characteristics and business operations. Whether you need individual components or are planning a complete redesign, we're happy to work with you.

Do you have any questions about dimensions, material selection, or combinations with existing systems? Please feel free to contact us.contactcome on, we're happy to advise you.

Other categories for Cattle

Besides cleaning, there are other factors that contribute to healthy and sustainable cattle farming. See also:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How often should I clean my cattle shed?

After each cycle or when changing animal groups. Daily cleaning of contact points and weekly deep cleaning are recommended.

What is the difference between cleaning and disinfecting?

Cleaning removes visible dirt. Disinfection kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Both are necessary for effective hygiene.

Are all cleaning products safe for cattle?

Not all products are suitable for use in the presence of animals. Always follow the instructions and preferably clean when the stables are empty.

How do I choose the right disinfectant?

Pay attention to the spectrum of action (bacteria, viruses, fungi), contact time, and applicability to your materials and systems.

Which aids improve stable hygiene?

Boot cleaners, disinfection tanks, dosing pumps, and foaming equipment contribute to more efficient cleaning and better results. Choose tools that suit the barn layout and the type of soiling. If in doubt, ask for tailored technical advice.

• Hoof Care Cattle: everything for treating and preventing claw problems.
• Transition period for cattle: support around calving and recovery.
• Udders of Cattle: udder care, spray dips and hygiene solutions.
• Water Cattle: drinking systems, pipes and cleaning aids.
• Cattle Nutrition: minerals, supplements and feeding technology.
• Pest Control Cattle: control of flies, rats and mice.
• Young Cattle Rearing Cattle: aids and nutrition for calves.
• Milk production Cattle: milking technology, maintenance and hygiene.
• Animal and identification Cattle: ear tags, sprays and identification systems.
• Stable Supplies for Cattle: boots, lights, brooms and more.
• Care and stress Cattle: materials for rest, care and well-being.
• Animal Health Cattle: measuring tapes, observation tools and more.
• Injection material cattle: syringes, needles and dosing equipment.