PureVent Pet Oxygen Chamber – At Home Veterinary-Grade Oxygen Therapy For Pets

Sale price$500.00
Size: Medium

A safe, comfortable space for pets to receive oxygen therapy at home. Designed with veterinarians, the PureVent Chamber helps pets breathe easier during respiratory distress, recovery, or long-term respiratory conditions.

Why Pet Parents Love It

It’s portable, easy to clean, and creates a controlled, stress-free environment so pets can receive oxygen safely and comfortably at home.

One Investment. Accuracy you can trust. Peace of Mind.

At-Home Setup

PureVent 5L Concentrator $850
Medium Chamber + Venturi Kit $450
Total one-time cost $1,300
Covers years of treatment. No refills needed. Vet prescribes the oxygen level; your equipment delivers it consistently.

In-Hospital Care (for comparison)

Oxygen therapy cost
$100–$300 per hour
Typical hospitalization
48–72 hours (2–3 days)
$100/hr × 48–72 hrs = $4,800–$21,600
Does not include exams, medications, monitoring, or other care

Cost Comparison at a Glance

At-home (one-time)
$1300
Hospital (low: 48 hrs @ $100/hr)
$4800
Hospital (high: 72 hrs @ $300/hr)
$21600

The payoff: equipment pays for itself in 1–2 hospital visits

One emergency oxygen event at the vet covers your entire at-home investment. After that, you have medical-grade equipment on hand whenever your pet needs it—and your vet's prescription actually works, consistently.

Typically covered by insurance

Bundle with a medical-grade concentrator

If you're using a chamber with a non-medical-grade concentrator, you're simply not giving your pet enough high-purity oxygen for treatment to work ...Psst! Rx required machines are commonly covered by pet insurance.
This bundle has been a game-changer for our pet! The quality is outstanding and we've seen amazing results. Highly recommend to anyone looking for the best care for their furry friend.

— Sarah M.

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The Why

When are pets using an oxygen chamber?

It usually starts at night. The breathing gets faster, the cough won't quit, and there's nothing in the house that helps. Here's why: room air is only 21% oxygen, and when disease narrows an airway or fills the lungs with fluid, less of that oxygen makes it into the blood — so your pet breathes harder and harder to make up the difference, exhausting the heart in the process. An oxygen chamber breaks that cycle by surrounding them in the exact oxygen concentration your veterinarian prescribes, so each breath delivers more and costs less. What you see is a pet who stops struggling and finally settles. What you get is the ability to give real care at home, in the moment it's needed, instead of waiting for morning.

Congestive heart failure (CHF)

Pneumonia (including aspiration pneumonia)

Post-surgical, post-anesthesia, and trauma recovery

Kennel Cough

Pulmonary edema

Feline asthma and chronic bronchitis

Cancer therapy

Pulmonary fibrosis & other chronic lung disease

Laryngeal paralysis

Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS)

Always contact your veterinarian or a pet poison control center immediately after administering ReadyRESCUE™, even if your pet appears fine.

1

Easy Set Up

Collapsible and packable design that can be set up and broken down in seconds.

2

Built-in mitigation

Built-in Hypalon vents to mitigate, heat, humidity, and carbon dioxide.

3

Dual Entry Points

Dual-access entry points — guide your pet in the side or place them in through the top.

4

Waterproof + durable design

Waterproof, easy to clean comfort mat and material. Scratch-resistant hard side paneling.

Frequently asked questions

Please view our full FAQ section with more questions and answers, give us a call or chat with a Pawprint representative if you have additional questions.

No the chamber itself does not require a prescription, but the oxygen source (either a 5 or 10L oxygen concentrator depending on the size selected) does require an RX because it is medical-grade. It is highly recommended that you use a medical-grade oxygen concentrator with a chamber.

You can download the RX form here

We recommend measuring your pet and comparing their measurements to the dimensions of each pet oxygen chamber size. Your pet should be able to fit comfortably in the chamber both when standing up and when laying down. When in doubt, size up!

Chamber dimensions:

Medium
: 25″ x 18″ x 20″

Large: 44" x 26" x 26"

The PureVent Oxygen Chamber comes with multi-colored fittings (the venturi kit) that allow you to select the oxygen saturation level that is recommended by your veterinarian. These fittings are called Venturi Adaptors, and they set the saturation level of oxygen by mixing room air with the oxygen supply from the Oxygen Concentrator. 

The Venturi kit multiplies the total airflow to the system, which is critical to displacing heat, humidity, and the toxic carbon dioxide that your pet is exhaling in the oxygen cage.

The available oxygen settings are: 25%, 28%, 35%, 40%, 50%, and 60%. The most commonly used setting is the 40% Venturi, but you should ask your veterinarian about the best oxygen saturation level for your pet.

In order to achieve safe levels of oxygen, carbon dioxide, heat, and humidity inside the PureVent Oxygen Chamber, you need to supply it with a continuous flow, medical-grade Oxygen Concentrator. Your Oxygen Concentrator needs to be able to produce >90% oxygen at flow rates from 5 to 10 liters per minute.

The Medium PureVent Oxygen Chamber requires a flow rate of at least 5 liters per minute.

The Large PureVent Oxygen Chamber requires a flow rate of at least 10 liters per minute.

Please note that the chamber itself does not produce or contain oxygen and it is imperative that you have a safe oxygen source to use with this item.

Each oxygen chamber purchase includes the full Venturi System, 7 feet of oxygen tubing, comfort mat and a carrying case to store your cage when folded up.

This is very normal! Even at the highest flow, there will not be a strong blast of air entering the chamber. You should feel the oxygen flowing inside the port, but this should be gentle and free of noise.