Masks can be used when the pet is conscious. Simply connect oxygen mask to oxygen supply using the O2 supply tube(see flow chart). Seal the mask over the pet’s mouth and nose. Set appropriate O2 flow rate for pet.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
How Do Pet Oxygen Masks Work?
Masks can be used when the pet is conscious. Simply connect oxygen mask to oxygen supply using the O2 supply tube(see flow chart). Seal the mask over the pet’s mouth and nose. Set appropriate O2 flow rate for pet.
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Are there animal breathing rescue masks for dogs that DO NOT require an attachment to an oxygen tank? One does not have to do that for rescue breathing for humans. You just attach the mask to the person and breathe in through the opening on the mask with your own breath. Are these kind of masks also available for animal rescue breathing?
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The pet oxygen masks are the veterinary equivalent to the human non-rebreather mask.
ReplyDeleteThe pet oxygen mask was designed to be used by veterinarians at their clinics. Both can either be hooked up to O2 or to Ambu Bag. Of course you can always perform mouth-to-snout resuscitation without the mask if the animal is not breathing on its own - along with CPR. If you are looking for a face protector we would argue that you can use a regular face shield. However after an incident in which the animal suffers from smoke inhalation, O2 delivery is crucial as it delivers 100% O2 needed by the lungs for recovery versus just air. Hope that helps. Wags.