Oxygen Cage

The oxygen cage helps your pet to breath easier. If you can't breath, no other treatment plan matters or will be effective. The formost priority is that your pet has an open airway aka (wind pipe), the next is breathing. The oxygen cage specifically helps in your pets breathing functions.

This looks like a green cage you say, what's the big deal?

This is a en-closed space where 95% oxygen is piped into the cage. What is not visible in the picture, is that even though you see a wire cage, what you don't see is that there are thin sheets of clear Lexan, much like a windshield of a helicopter made of plastic that is configured together against the edges of the cage, (box within a box) to contain the oxygen and provide an enriched breathing environment for your pet.

What does an oxygen cage do for my pet?

The oxygen cage is in many cases life saving. The high concentration of oxygen lets your pet breath with much less effort to get sufficient oxygen into their systems. Animals that normally would die of lack of oxygen now have more time to let medications work to further save their life. The benefits and use of oxygen therapy in humans has been proven time and time again. While oxygen therapy is not new in treating breathing problems for people, many pet owners are not aware that their pets will also benefit for certain situations. Our extensive use of technology includes the use of and knowing which medical illnesses and or injuries benefit from an oxygen cage. Our doctors are experts when it comes to this very simple but extremely important therapy.

The oxygen cage additional benefits are:

For cats and dogs in respiratory distress or shock.

Dogs and cats with serious heart problems.

CHF also known as "congestive heart failure".

Dogs and cats with pulmonary edema, fluid in the lungs or chest cavity.

Allergic reactions.

Pocket pets and birds in respiratory distress also are benefited by this treatment.

All species of pets for faster recovery from anesthesia and surgey.