Special 7L Medical-Grade Oxygen Concentrator

What Is an Small Animal Oxygen Generator?

An Pet Oxygen Concentrator is a medical device that draws in ambient air, filters out nitrogen and other gases, and delivers purified oxygen (typically 90-95% concentration) to individuals requiring supplemental oxygen. Unlike oxygen tanks, which store a finite supply, concentrators generate oxygen continuously from the surrounding air, making them a sustainable solution for respiratory support.

How Does It Work?

1. Air Intake: Takes in ambient air (21% oxygen).

2. Filtration: Removes nitrogen and impurities using sieve beds and filters.

3. Oxygen Delivery: Supplies concentrated oxygen via nasal cannulas, masks, or specialized enclosures.

Pet-Specific Oxygen Concentrators

While oxygen concentrators are commonly used for humans, Pet Oxygen Chamber is tailored for veterinary use. They address respiratory issues in animals (e.g., asthma, pneumonia, or post-surgery recovery) with similar technology but adjusted for smaller patients.

Key Features for Pets:

• Adjustable Flow Rates: Typically 1–7 liters per minute (LPM) to suit pets’ size and needs.

• Portability: Compact designs for easy transport in clinics or homes.

• Safety Alarms: Monitor oxygen purity, power failures, or overheating.

• Delivery Methods: Oxygen masks, nasal tubes, or oxygen cages for comfort.

Benefits for Pets:

• Rapid Relief: Alleviates respiratory distress (e.g., labored breathing, cyanosis).

• Enhanced Blood Oxygenation: Supports organ function and recovery.

• Convenience: No refills required; operates on electricity.

• Customization: Adjustable settings for precise therapeutic support.

General vs. Pet Use

• Pets: Designed for veterinary settings, with smaller masks and flow rates suited to animals.

In summary, oxygen concentrators are versatile devices critical for respiratory care. Pet-specific models adapt this technology to meet the unique needs of animals, offering a lifeline during emergencies or chronic conditions. Always consult a veterinarian for proper usage guidelines.