15L Pet Oxygen Canister – Portable Oxygen Supply for Dogs, Cats, and Pets

I truly believe the Paw Print Oxygen Kit saved my French Bulldog's life. During a respiratory emergency, having immediate access to oxygen provided the critical support my dog needed while we made our way to veterinary care. The kit is easy to use, thoughtfully designed, and offered tremendous peace of mind during an incredibly stressful situation. As a French Bulldog owner, I highly recommend keeping one on hand - you never know when it could make all the difference.

Sweetpea is very comfortable using the mask.

Great customer support. Answered my questions how to use the oxygen canister.

I haven’t use it yet and hoping I don’t have to . But the packaging was wonderful

We were recommended Pawrint by our specialty vet for our rapidly declining cat. Ordering was easy and the expedited shipping was prompt. We ultimately didn’t get to use the devices as it was time to say goodbye. My 5 star review comes from the customer service we received. I emailed to request return shipping/subscription cancellation before our delivery even arrived. I was met with a prompt and compassionate reply from Nicole. Return was straightforward enough. However, the nicest thing was the handwritten card we got expressing condolences for our dear Panini. Despite not actually using the devices and only engaging with the company briefly, this gesture was so extremely thoughtful and deeply appreciated. They also picked a card who happened to have a matching cat! Thank you so much Sierra, Sarah, and Nicole!! It really made a difference in our experience 🤍

Every vet should have PawPrint Oxygens information ready for their patients. I used them for the first time for my little pug. It helped us from going into panic mode trying to get to an ER. She was fine after every session. It’s easy to use and it’s better than having strangers around your little loved one since you get to treat them at home. Thank you PawPrint for providing a service that was critical for my little girl.

Dakota has adjusted to the chamber and uses it as needed.
It would be helpful to know the O2 concentration in the chamber at any given time. I am quite pleased and happy to have the O2 chamber for her. It offers a since of security to have the chamber with her medical condition.

The vet had this sweet kitten in the oxgen chamber at the vet then transfered to after care was more expensive. I was told she can come home if your near oxgen for her.
To have her back home with me and to save money this was the only option for peace of mind.
She doesnt always need it but when her breaths per minute get over 50 she gets oxgen chamber and when she relaxes to sleep to get a count of 40 breaths per minute then she can slowly return to running around being a kitten until she is old enough for more testing. This gives her the chance if she needs the extra support.

My 18-year old soul-kitty Mario went into respiratory distress on Wednesday. Thank the heavens that our nearest vet clinic could see him. A couple of hours later, after oxygen and meds and x-rays, it was determined that he has hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), a thickening of the heart wall.

While there, I asked if there are home oxygen options should this happen again. She had heard an ad from a company whose name she didn't remember. ChatGPT located Pawprint Oxygen right away. I texted, got a response initially from their bot and almost immediately from a human.

She was enormously helpful in recommending what I needed without any up-sell nonsense, stayed online with me answering my questions and allaying my concerns, and made sure that I would get the 10% new customer discount. So, that was late Wednesday afternoon, and the kit arrived this afternoon, sooner even than promised.

Maybe Mario won't need it again, but it ensures that if necessary, he will have oxygen en route to the closest emergency vet clinic, which is over an hour's drive from me. My other two cats are about 14 years old, and it's a huge comfort to have a mask+oxygen kit here... just in case.

The three-canister kit was $225, minus 10% discount, plus $20 shipping; arrived in about 36 hours; and is SO worth every penny.

Such a good company with genuinely compassionate personnel.

Having a bulldog with breathing issues this is a MUST! I thankfully have not had to use it but it makes me feel so much better having it here especially with the warmer weather coming.
I did hook it up and try it. It's super easy to use

My dog has had a heart murmur issue for the past 2 years. But she was recently also diagnosed with congestive heart failure and possible pulmonary hypertension. When I brought her into the ER hospital, she was immediately put into an oxygen chamber. When she was well enough to leave, the doctor have you recommended my pictures a portable oxygen system for her in case I was traveling or we were not by an ER Hospital. I did a lot of research and came across Pawprint Oxygen. I'm so glad I purchased the kit with the 90 minutes worth of oxygen for my dog. Hopefully I never have to use it, but it's good to know that if I do need it, it's here.

I am so glad my vet told me about Pawprint Oxygen! My ferret Mischa has chronic breathing issues and I have the wonderful Pawprint Oxygen chamber for his use at home, which has given him a new lease on life. To be on the safe side when we take him out on trips, or in case there's a power outage, I also got the Cat Rescue Kit. This gives me the peace of mind of knowing that I always have oxygen on hand for him. And a bonus is that the case is a perfect fit in the bottom of the ferrets' stroller. The canisters are very easy to use and Mischa is comfortable with the face mask. The customer service at the company is second to none. They have been so helpful in explaining all the details to us about how to use their products. I would recommend Pawprint Oxygen to anyone who's got a furbaby who might need a little extra help breathing, at home or when on the move.

1st of all, SHE is comfortable in it.
The chamber is easy to assemble / disassemble and is designed for for portability.
Concentrator is easy to use and reasonably portable (a little heavy and a bit large, but by necessity).

My senior has a heart condition and sometimes has difficulty breathing. This really helps to get his breathing back to normal quickly.

Two weeks ago my mom’s cat experienced an emergency. He spent the weekend on oxygen. I considered myself a savvy cat owner. I’ve had cats my entire life. I volunteer at a shelter and help with rescue.
Never thought to have oxygen at home for a respiratory emergency. Now I’m prepared! I hope I never need it!