Formula Tuning
Tune the formula, pH and rinse behavior for bowls, cages or wipes
Pet Bowl, Cage & Daily Wipe-Down Solution
Pet-supply cleaning splits into three jobs. Bowls and fountain tanks carry grease, saliva and slimy biofilm, which a dish-type cleaner removes with scrubbing and a thorough rinse. Dog crates, bird cages, carriers and cat trees carry urine, waste residue and food scraps, which a cage cleaner handles with spray, dwell time and scrubbing. The pet itself picks up mud and drool on paws, coat and muzzle, which gentle pet wipes handle. Cleaning strength, rinse needs and pet contact differ for each. CleenU matches three pet-care products to the task and makes private-label OEM/ODM versions for pet-product brands, pet-store channels and online sellers.
Free Samples
Samples are usually ready in 3–5 days
Custom Packaging
Pump bottles, refill pouches, counts, single packs, bundles and label language by brand
OEM/ODM
Private-label pet-cleaning products from 500 bottles
Bowls, Cages and the Pet Need Separate Products
For a pet bowl, discard leftovers, press 1–2 pumps of cleaner onto a sponge, scrub the walls and base, rinse thoroughly under running water and dry it before the pet uses it. For a crate or carrier, remove the pet and bedding, spray the floor and bars, wait 3–5 minutes, scrub, rinse or wipe dry, and return the pet only when fully dry. For paws and coat, wipe along the hair with a pet wipe and clean between each toe, avoiding eyes, ear canals and wounds. Never soak a fountain motor or filter or use the crate cleaner with the pet inside; follow each product’s directions.
- Targets: Bowls and fountains, crates and carriers, and pet paws and coat are handled separately.
- How It Works: Dish-type surfactants lift grease and saliva film, the cage formula uses enzymes on urine and waste residue, and wipes gently lift mud.
- How to Use: Press 1–2 pumps for bowls, scrub and rinse; spray crates and wait 3–5 minutes before scrubbing; wipe along the coat.
- Surfaces: Stainless, ceramic and plastic bowls, metal bars and plastic crate floors, and cat and dog paws and coat.
- Limits: Not a substitute for disinfection, not for use with the pet inside the crate, wipes avoid eyes, ears and wounds, and fountain motors and filters stay dry.
- Cleaning Areas
- Bowls and fountains, crates and carriers, and pet paws and coat
- Surfaces
- Stainless, ceramic and plastic bowls, metal cages and plastic crate floors, and cat and dog paws and coat
- Formats
- Unscented dish-type bowl cleaner, enzyme cage cleaner, pet cleaning wipes
- Service
- OEM/ODM from 500 bottles for bottled products
Where to Use It
Pet Bowls
Discard leftovers, scrub with 1–2 pumps, rinse under running water and dry before reuse.
Water Fountains
Scrub and rinse the tank and tray; keep the motor and filter dry and follow the manual.
Crates & Carriers
Remove the pet and bedding, spray, wait 3–5 minutes, scrub and rinse, and return the pet only when fully dry.
Paws & Coat
Take a wipe, wipe along the hair, clean between each toe, and close the pack tightly.
Spot-test natural stone, coated, and wood surfaces in a hidden area first.
When Not to Use It
- Using bowl cleaner in place of disinfection: a dish-type cleaner lifts grease and saliva film, it is not a disinfectant and does not treat illness.
- Using crate cleaner with the pet inside, or soaking a wooden crate for long: remove the pet first, scrub and rinse or wipe dry, and return the pet only when fully dry.
- Using pet wipes inside eyes or ear canals, or on wounds and inflamed skin: ask a veterinarian first if the pet has a skin condition, and never flush the wipes.
- Sharing a sponge with human dishes, or giving a bowl back before it is rinsed: leftover cleaner and food leave odors, so keep a separate pet sponge and rinse thoroughly.
Choose by Target and Material
Biofilm and saliva residue on bowls and fountains
Pet Bowl Cleaner- Surface
- Stainless, ceramic and plastic pet bowls, slow-feeder bowls, fountain tanks and feeder trays
- Note
- Keep fountain motors and filters dry; keep the sponge apart from human dishes; rinse thoroughly; not a disinfectant
- Use Method
- Discard leftovers, scrub with 1–2 pumps on a sponge, rinse under running water, dry before use
- Customization
- Bottle size, refill pouches, bundles and labels
Dish-typeUnscented, dye-freePump bottle
Urine, waste residue and food scraps on crate floors and bars
Pet Cage & Kennel Cleaner- Surface
- Dog crates, cat trees, bird, rabbit and hamster cages, carriers, pet bed bases and bowl mats
- Note
- Not with the pet inside; no long soaking of wooden crates; no chlorine mixing; not a disinfectant
- Use Method
- Remove the pet and bedding, spray, wait 3–5 minutes, scrub, rinse or wipe dry, return only when fully dry
- Customization
- Bottle size, refills, larger sizes and labels
Enzyme blendReady to useUnscented
Mud and drool on cat and dog paws, coat and muzzle
Pet Cleaning Wipes- Surface
- Cat and dog paws, coat, muzzle and face (avoiding the eyes), rear, feeding mats and crate surfaces
- Note
- Not for inside eyes or ears, wounds or inflamed skin; do not flush; not a substitute for bathing
- Use Method
- Take one, wipe along the hair, clean between each toe, close the pack tightly
- Customization
- Count, size, single packs, bundles and labels
Alcohol-free, unscentedpH 5.5–7.0Resealable
Recommended Products
Pet Bowl Cleaner
- Surface
- Stainless, ceramic and plastic pet bowls, slow-feeder bowls, fountain tanks and feeder trays
- Strength
- Alkyl polyglucoside, pH 6.5–8.0
- Foam / Trigger
- Pump bottle, unscented and dye-free
- Packaging
- 500 mL pump bottle; 1 L refill pouch available
Pet Cage & Kennel Cleaner
- Surface
- Dog crates, cat trees, bird, rabbit and hamster cages, carriers, pet bed bases and bowl mats
- Strength
- Enzyme blend, pH 7.0–8.5
- Foam / Trigger
- Ready to use spray, unscented
- Packaging
- 500 mL trigger spray; 3.78 L refill available
Pet Cleaning Wipes
- Surface
- Cat and dog paws, coat, muzzle and face (avoiding the eyes), rear, feeding mats and crate surfaces
- Strength
- Mild amphoteric surfactants, pH 5.5–7.0
- Foam / Trigger
- Pre-moistened wipes, alcohol-free and unscented
- Packaging
- 80-count resealable pack; single-wipe travel packs available
Not sure which one to choose?
Tell us what you are cleaning, the surface, and how you clean it, and we will point you to the right product or formula.
Get Product AdviceWhy Choose CleenU
Formula Development
We tune the surfactant system, pH, rinse behavior and wipe feel separately for bowls, cages and wipes.
Sample Testing
Free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days, then tuned from your tests on the target pets, materials and lingering odor.
Customization
Pump bottles, refill pouches, trigger sprays, 80-count and single-wipe packs, label design and language, and e-commerce bundles.
Consistent Supply
Each formula keeps batch retention samples and a COA, so color, scent, and feel stay consistent on reorders.
How an OEM/ODM Project Works
- 01Share Your Brief
- 02Formula Recommendation
- 03Free Samples
- 04Packaging Approval
- 05Production
- 06Shipping
OrderingDetails
- MOQ
- 500 bottles for standard bottled projects; wipes set by specification and packaging
- Sample Lead Time
- Free samples, usually ready in 3–5 days
- Production Lead Time
- Scheduled with the order after packaging and labels are approved for bottles; wipes are scheduled once specification, packaging and labels are confirmed
- Documents
- SDS/MSDS, TDS, and batch COA, sent on request
Compare the Options
Three everyday pet-care targets, compared by product, pH, format and method. Bowl cleaner is scrubbed and rinsed, crate cleaner is sprayed, left to dwell and scrubbed, and pet wipes are wiped on directly without rinsing. They touch the pet in different ways and cannot replace one another.
| Cleaning Job | Where | Strength | Foam | Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bowls | Pet bowls, fountain tanks and feeder trays | Alkyl polyglucoside, pH 6.5–8.0 | Pump bottle, scrub with a sponge | 1–2 pumps, scrub, rinse under running water |
| Cages | Crate floors, bars, carriers and cat trees | Enzyme blend, pH 7.0–8.5 | Ready-to-use spray | Spray, wait 3–5 minutes, scrub, rinse or wipe dry |
| Wipes | Pet paws, coat and muzzle | Mild amphoteric surfactants, pH 5.5–7.0 | Pre-moistened wipe, no rinsing | Wipe along the hair and between each toe |
How to Use It
- Separate the Targets
Use the matching product for bowls, crates and the pet’s body, and never mix them.
- Rinse Thoroughly
Rinse bowls under running water until there is no foam or smell, then dry.
- Dry Completely
Let crates dry completely before returning the pet and fresh bedding.
- Watch the Pet
After wiping, watch the pet’s skin and stop use and ask a veterinarian if anything looks off.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how to use it, which surfaces are safe, and private-label orders.
Use & Cleaning
Why are pet bowls slimy, and how do I clean them?
The slime is biofilm built from grease, saliva and food residue, and it gives off a fishy smell. Discard leftovers, press 1–2 pumps onto a sponge, scrub the walls and base, rinse thoroughly under running water and dry before the pet uses it.
How do I clean a pet water fountain?
Remove the tank and tray, scrub them with bowl cleaner and a sponge, rinse thoroughly, dry and reassemble. Do not soak the motor or filter, and follow the fountain’s manual for disassembly.
How do I clean urine and waste from a dog crate or bird cage tray?
Remove the pet and bedding, spray the floor and bars with the cage cleaner, wait 3–5 minutes, scrub joints and gaps, rinse or wipe with a damp cloth, and return the pet and fresh bedding only when completely dry.
Surfaces & Safety
Can pet bowl cleaner replace disinfection?
No. It lifts grease, saliva film and fishy odor, but it is not a disinfectant. If disinfection is needed, follow veterinary advice and rinse the bowl first.
When should crate cleaner not be used?
Not while the pet is inside, not on wooden crates soaked for long, not mixed with chlorine disinfectants, and not as a substitute for disinfection recommended by a veterinarian. Keep the pet away during use and drying.
Can pet wipes be used daily, and where should I not use them?
They suit paws, coat, muzzle and face (avoiding the eyes), the rear, feeding mats and crate surfaces. Do not use them inside the eyes or ears or on wounds and inflamed skin, and do not flush them. Frequency depends on your pet’s skin, and a pet with a skin condition should see a veterinarian first.
Private Label & Sourcing
What should I prepare before inquiring about private-label bowl, cage or wipe products?
Prepare the target pets (cats, dogs, birds or small pets), the product type (bowl, cage or wipes), preferred packaging (pump bottle, refill pouch, 80-count pack and so on), size or count, the target market and expected volume. CleenU suggests a formula direction by project and prepares free samples.
Which documents can OEM pet-cleaning projects include?
After inquiry, CleenU provides SDS/MSDS, TDS and batch COA per project. Warning labels and regulatory requirements must be confirmed separately for each market, and this page does not mean any formula is certified.
What are the MOQ and lead time for bowl cleaner, cage cleaner and wipes?
Bowl and cage cleaners start at 500 bottles for standard projects, while wipes set their MOQ by specification and packaging. Free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days; bottles are scheduled after packaging and labels are approved, and wipes are scheduled once the specification, packaging and labels are confirmed.
Keep Exploring
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Launching Pet Bowl, Cage or Wipe Products? Start with Free Samples
Pet-supply cleaning comes down to separating the targets: scrub bowls with an unscented dish-type cleaner and rinse well, spray crates and wait 3–5 minutes before scrubbing and rinsing, and wipe paws and coat with pet wipes; none replaces disinfection or mixes with chlorine disinfectants. If you are a pet-product brand launching your own cleaning range, CleenU can start from these three products, with free samples first and a 500-bottle MOQ for bottled products.
Tell us your target pets, market and packaging ideas. Free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days.