How and When to Use Your Pawprint Oxygen Rescue Kit
Learn how to set up and administer oxygen from your new pet oxygen kit. We'll cover how to use your new canisters, connect your mask and even maintaining your kit.
How to Accurately Measure Your Pet's Respiratory Rate
This article will demonstrate the correct method for measuring your pet's breathing rate, providing a baseline for monitoring its health. We'll also cover normal respiratory rates and when to see m...
Cat Health Conditions That Benefit From Oxygen
Oxygen therapy can effectively manage various health conditions in cats, such as asthma and pneumonia. It improves respiratory function, restores energy levels, and is well-tolerated by most cats.
Pet Oxygen Chambers: What To Look For Before You Buy
Looking to purchase an oxygen chamber for your pet? In this article we'll go over what to look for before you buy can oxygen chamber, what features matter, and how to best keep your pet safe.
Pet Seizures: Help Your Pet with Oxygen Therapy
This article will teach you the 3 stages of pet seizures and detail why oxygen therapy can be one of the most beneficial therapies to give your pet, post-seizure.
Collapsed Trachea in Dogs: Treatment Options
In this article, we will explore the fundamentals of collapsed trachea, including its symptoms, treatment options, and more, for your dog. Read along as we cover every option about this desease.
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Senior Pets and Breathing Problems: A Guide to Aging Lungs, Hearts, and Airways
Older pets are far more prone to breathing problems. Learn the warning signs of respiratory distress in senior pets and how an at-home oxygen kit can help.
Fireworks Anxiety and Your Pet: When Noise Anxiety Becomes a Breathing Emergency
July 4th is the most dangerous night of the year for pets. Learn how fireworks anxiety can spiral into respiratory distress and how an at-home pet oxygen kit can help you respond.
Brachycephalic Breeds and Breathing Emergencies: Why Flat-Faced Dogs Need an Oxygen Kit at Home
Pugs, Frenchies, and bulldogs are wired for breathing emergencies. Learn the warning signs of a brachycephalic crisis and how an at-home pet oxygen kit can buy you critical minutes.
