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Rescue Pet Oxygen Kits

Our emergency rescue and transport pet oxygen kits are used by all animals to get your pet to care.

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Everything you need to know about our kits

If your pet just ate something dangerous, act first and read later — mix and administer immediately, then call your vet. These questions are for everything else.
Watch for signs of respiratory distress: coughing, excessive panting, "belly breathing," blue or purple gums or tongue, collapse, loud or honking breathing, or open-mouth breathing in cats. If you notice any of these, oxygen can stabilize your pet while you head to emergency care. A rescue kit isn't a replacement for veterinary treatment — it's the bridge that gets your pet there safely.
Choose by your pet's weight, not species. Our kits are organized by weight range because that determines mask size and oxygen flow rate. The Dog and Cat kits use the same components and work for any small animal in the listed weight range — including cats, dogs, ferrets, rabbits, small mammals, and birds. If your pet is on the cusp of two ranges, always size up. The K9 Rescue Oxygen Kit is built for fire, EMS, and first-responder use — it ships with two mask sizes to fit a wider range of animals on scene and a higher 3.0 LPM regulator for larger dogs.
Setup takes under 30 seconds. Connect one end of the tubing to the regulator and the other to your mask, push and twist the regulator onto the canister to start oxygen flow, placing the PureVent mask near your pet's face — you don't need a tight seal, and forcing one can stress a distressed animal. Twist the regulator back to stop flow and save remaining oxygen for later. Every kit ships with printed instructions, and our customer support team is available Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm EST if you have questions.
The canister seal carries a two-year guarantee from the batch date. Stored properly in a cool, dry place, your canisters can last well beyond that. The gauge on your regulator lets you check oxygen levels anytime, so you'll always know your kit is ready before you need it.
No — the FAA prohibits canned oxygen on aircraft, in checked or carry-on bags. If you're traveling with a pet who may need oxygen at your destination, we can ship a kit directly to your hotel or destination address so it's waiting when you arrive.
We ship anywhere in the continental US (excluding Hawaii and Puerto Rico). Orders placed Monday–Friday before 3:30 PM EST ship the same day via UPS ground. Per oxygen shipping regulations, Next Day Air is not available for products containing oxygen canisters — ground shipping only. A typical domestic order will arrive, on average, in 1-2 business days.