Jack of All Sprays for Pets

• 32 oz Refill | White or Black Cap
• 4 oz | White or Black Trigger Sprayer
• 2 oz | White or Black Trigger Sprayer

Discounts can begin as low as 1000 units per SKU. Other discounts can be applied at 2500, 5000, and 10000+.

NO MOQ REQUIREMENT FOR BACKBAR / BULK:

• 128 oz (1 Gallon) Pail or Bucket
• 640 oz (5 Gallon) Pail or Bucket
• 55 Gallon Drum

SAMPLES: 2 oz Samples available. All products are made to order. Sample lead times vary. Contact us for pricing and delivery times.

💥  JACK OF ALL SPRAYS 💥 

For Almost Every Animal Predicament Known (and Unknown) to Man

It's a dog-eat-dog world out there. The alley cats are running the neighborhood, somebody's horsing around, the goats are getting your goat, the pigs are hogging everything, the ferret has gone feral—and apparently we'll be dealing with all of it till the cows come home.

Jack of All Sprays for Pets is our remarkable hypochlorous formula for dogs, cats, horses, bunnies, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, ferrets, livestock, poultry, reptiles—and an impressive percentage of the places they live, sleep, play, travel and perpetually pee.

💧 Water (Aqua), Sodium Chloride, Acetic Acid, Hypochlorous Acid.

Four ingredients. No alcohol. No peroxide. No fragrance. No essential oils. No dyes. No extras.

Turns out you don't need a dog-and-pony show when the formula can actually perform.

🧪 WHY HYPOCHLOROUS ACID?

Hypochlorous acid—HOCl—is fascinating because mammalian immune systems naturally produce it.Certain white blood cells generate HOCl as part of the body's normal defense against unwanted microorganisms. Properly formulated HOCl combines powerful antimicrobial activity with remarkable tissue compatibility, which helps explain its enormous range of uses—from routine skin and paw hygiene to veterinary wound cleansing.

It can help manage bacteria, yeast and other unwanted microorganisms on the skin while remaining gentle enough for frequent use. And properly formulated topical HOCl is generally considered non-toxic if an animal licks the treated area—cause Labradoodles lick.

For a private-label brand, that's a rare bird: four beautifully simple ingredients with an almost ridiculous number of authentic applications.

🐶 DOGS: PAWS, YEAST, ITCHING, FOLDS, HOT SPOTS & MORE

Use Jack on skin, coat, belly, legs, chest, paws, between toes, folds, wrinkles, chins and other external areas to cleanse, freshen and help manage microbial buildup. It's especially interesting for itchy, irritated-looking, oily, moisture-prone, funky and yeast-prone skin and hot-spot-prone areas because it cleanses without alcohol, peroxide, fragrance or essential oils.

And about those famous corn-chip paws: dogs naturally carry microorganisms on their skin. Bacteria including Proteus and Pseudomonas are particularly associated with that Frito-like smell, while yeast may also contribute. Warm, damp spaces between toes make excellent microbial real estate. A mild corn-chip smell can be normal; strong odor accompanied by excessive licking, redness, greasy skin or irritation can signal that microorganisms have gotten entirely too comfortable.

Jack can be sprayed over paw pads, tops of paws and between toes to help reduce microbial buildup and cleanse yeast-prone, funky and licking-prone feet. Use after wet grass, mud, walks, parks, daycare, boarding, swimming or outdoor adventures.

We're not covering Frito feet with French Lavender.

We're dealing with the feet, not seasoning them.

Then there are the architectural challenges. Bulldogs have folds. Pugs have wrinkles. Shar-Peis have storage. Those areas can trap moisture, oils, debris, yeast and bacteria. Spray facial wrinkles, neck folds, tail pockets, vulvar folds and other moisture-prone external areas, gently clean when necessary and allow to dry.

Jack also makes an excellent chin and muzzle cleanser for acne-prone dogs where food, water, drool, oils and microorganisms collect.

🙀 CUTS, SCRAPES, GROOMING & SANITARY CARE

Here's where Jack's résumé gets serious. HOCl has established veterinary wound-cleansing applications and has been studied in canine wound management, including bite wounds. It can cleanse minor cuts, scratches, scrapes and abrasions, helping reduce microbial burden while remaining gentle to surrounding tissue.

Use after clipping, shaving and grooming on paw pads, sanitary trims and other freshly groomed external areas, or mist the coat, belly and legs between baths. Groomers can use the same versatile formula for skin, paws, folds, post-clip areas and general freshening. That's where bottles start becoming gallons.

Jack can also gently cleanse external sanitary areas, skin surrounding the anus, external genital skin and fur contaminated by urine or fecal material, making it especially useful for puppies, seniors, incontinent animals, long-haired breeds and mobility-limited pets that need frequent targeted cleaning without another full bath.

🐇 CATS, BUNNIES & THE SMALL-ANIMAL DEPARTMENT

For cats, what's not in Jack is particularly attractive: no fragrance and no essential-oil cocktail. Use for external skin and coat cleansing, paws, irritated-looking areas, minor scratches and abrasions, feline chin hygiene, sanitary cleaning and targeted spot cleaning. 

It's particularly handy for older, overweight, long-haired or mobility-limited cats that need a little help maintaining certain areas.

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💬  "My elderly cat can't groom herself like she used to. This lets me clean the areas she misses without turning every little problem into a bath—and ruining both of our afternoons." 

Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and gerbils can use appropriate targeted cleaning of external skin, fur, feet, legs and sanitary areas. For rabbits, contaminated rear fur can become a genuine hygiene problem.

Every bunny occasionally has a bum day.

Their washable cages, feeding areas and habitat components create even more uses. Whatever the gerbil has been doing underneath all that bedding, Jack is ready when we find out.

✨ THE FERAL FERRET & THE FUR-FREE CROWD

Ferrets can use Jack for external skin and coat spot cleaning, feet, sanitary areas, minor superficial scratches and between-bath freshening, as well as appropriate cleaned washable cage and carrier surfaces. Ferrets already come with a signature fragrance. Adding cucumber melon would merely give ferret top notes.

For lizards and other reptiles, HOCl can be useful for appropriate external cleansing, while washable enclosures, hides, habitat accessories and transport containers add another group of applications after waste, old food, shed material and other organic debris have been removed.

No fur? No problem. Jack isn't particular.

🐴 HORSES, GOATS, SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS & POULTRY

Now Jack is heading to the barn.

For horses, use for skin cleansing, minor wounds, cuts, scrapes, abrasions, rubs, irritated external skin, pasterns, legs, hooves and surrounding skin, sweaty tack-contact areas, post-clipping skin and general grooming hygiene. 

After riding, cleanse areas exposed to saddles, girths, bridles, boots, sweat, moisture and friction.

Horse owners already know a 1,200-pound animal can locate the only sharp object on five acres.

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💬 "I bought it for little cuts and scrapes. Now there's one at the wash rack, one in the tack room and one in the trailer." 

🐖 For goats, sheep, cattle and pigs, Jack can be used for appropriate external skin cleansing, feet, legs, minor scrapes and abrasions, moisture-prone areas, mud- and manure-exposed skin and udder/surrounding external skin cleansing as appropriate.

🐥 For chickens and other poultry, use for appropriate external skin and feather cleaning, feet, legs and minor superficial skin injuries. Anyone who's owned chickens knows why feet got specifically mentioned. No need to put all our eggs in one basket. Jack has plenty of baskets.

⚠️  ODOR, ACCIDENTS & SPOT'S FAVORITE PEE CORNER

Then there's the spot. You know the spot.

Spot certainly knows the spot.

The kennel tray, litter-box area, carrier, washable mat, floor corner or other location somebody has quietly designated as an unofficial restroom.

Jack doesn't handle pet odor by pouring Fresh Linen Mountain Berry over it and hoping your nose surrenders. HOCl can help address odor by reducing odor-causing microbial buildup and reacting with some odor-producing compounds. In other words, we're addressing funk rather than simply putting perfume on top of it.

For fresh urine, feces, vomit and other animal accidents, remove physical material first, clean the area, then apply Jack to an appropriate washable surface. Use it for kennel funk, crate trays, litter-box surroundings, carriers, feeding areas, washable bedding areas and recurring pet spots.

Spot's Favorite Pee Corner? Clean it. Spray it. Let Jack go to work.

🍃 THEIR ENVIRONMENTS: A WHOLE DIFFERENT ANIMAL

The animal is only half the story. Jack can be used on appropriate cleaned washable crates, kennels, carriers, crate trays, beds, washable blankets and toys, feeding areas, grooming areas, floors, litter-box exteriors and mats, scoops, small-animal habitat surfaces, reptile enclosures, stalls, trailers, wash racks, coop surfaces and nesting areas.

The important rule is simple: physically remove urine, feces, vomit, manure, food, bedding, feathers, hair and other organic debris first. Organic material can consume available chlorine and interfere with HOCl reaching the surface.

Which gives us perhaps the best technical instruction we've ever written:

❌ REMOVE THE JUNK. THEN BRING IN JACK.

Jack can do a lot. Jack is not tunneling through six inches of chicken poop.

For groomers, boarding facilities, kennels, rescues, barns and other animal-care professionals, that means grooming tables, tubs, kennel areas, carriers, washable tools, restraint surfaces and other appropriate cleaned animal-contact areas. One core formula has relevance across consumer pet care, professional grooming, boarding, rescue, equine, barn and farm markets.

That's not a one-trick pony. That's Jack.

💦 JACK OF ALL SPRAYS — AND MASTER OF MORE THAN A FEW

For a private-label brand, this is where Jack becomes especially interesting. One formula creates an enormous positioning playground: Pet Skin & Coat Spray, Paw Spray, Yeast-Prone Paw & Skin Spray, Wrinkle & Fold Spray, Outdoor Adventure Spray, Grooming Spray, Senior Pet Cleanup Spray, Odor & Accident Spray, Bunny Bum Spray, Equine Spray, Barn Spray, Habitat Spray—and, if the market demands it, Feral Ferret Spray.

Position it broadly as Jack of All Sprays for Pets, build a targeted SKU around one high-demand use or create an entire HOCl collection.

The customer buys it for the dog's paws. Then uses it on his folds. Then the cat's chin. Then the bunny's bottom. Then the horse gets a scrape. Spot revisits his favorite corner. The Labradoodle immediately licks his freshly sprayed foot. The ferret goes feral.

Superstar Ingredients: Sodium Chloride, Acetic Acid, Hypochlorous Acid