Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Pet Mask for Small Size Dogs and All Cats

Mom needed one of these for her cat. The first one we ordered was hard to use. The ability for these to work well hedges on how well and comfortable it fit the cats face. You need 2 people to do a pet inhaler, no matter the tool. The first mask we got had hard plastic edging and did not fit the cat's face and was uncomfortable for the cat. When you use one of these you have to hold it to the cats face tightly. This one worked very well. It was more comfortable for the cat to use to hold it tight over the fact so no medication would escape out due to the silicone lip around the face mask.

The media could not be loaded. I’m really excited about using this for my 12yr. old cat that has mild respiratory issues. We’re not sure if it’s asthma or allergies, maybe a little of both or something completely different but I’m going to start trying her on different medicines to see what works. This will be a real help !The product itself I feel is made of high-quality materials. Everything was completely sealed. It looks , feels, and works nicely. I love that the mask is designed for pets and has a soft outer silicone layer that goes up against their face for optimal performance. Now the real hard part is going to be getting my cat used to this so it’s not a struggle holding it on her face all the time !

The media could not be loaded. Reminds me of the basic nebulizer attachment we humans use, but made for a snout-sized furry friend. The attachment is a good concept for any small to maybe medium-sized pet, and not only for felines as the description notes. I say any pet whose snout can fit into the opening comfortably would benefit from use. I was hoping to attach my Chis portable oxygen cartridge. But so far I cannot figure out how but not due to this product. No, due to the oxygen activation button. It would be fab if I can figure out that as this allows the sprayed property to flow into the nasal portion and allow connection with the needed spray. Just take a peak at the attached video and that gives you a good visual for use!And seriously? NOT only felines, I think the ability in size to place a feline or doggy nose/snout into is best done by that size, not so much based on the weight. But take a look yourself, and decide from there!I know it will be perfect if I can find the oxygen possible to activate without the button as is now, great product and solution to getting your pet to inhale whatever the medication needed!

I tested this on one of my cats who has a really bad respirtory infection. I hooked it up to my nebulizer for a treatment. The value opens slightly sometimes but not all the times for the cat to get some of the mist. She did not like it on her face and kept fighting me about it. It's big and awkward to try to hold it up to their face while also holding the animal. Straps to put over the animals face would have been a nice touch but it doesn't have anything like that. Overall, it may work for others and it just didn't work for me because it is a nifty little item to help with treating animals. I definietly feel it's not worth 35 bucks though as you can always put a regular nebulizer mask over a cat or dog's face. I just figured I'd give this a try.

This works on cats and small dogs alike. It'll just take some training or a chill pet to let you use this on them. It's a bit like a portable nebulizer, but for small pets. Definitely easier to use this than to try to get your dog or cat to directly inhale an inhaler puff. Just make sure you have a calm trained animal. No medical device, no matter how well designed will work well on an untrained animal or lazy untrained human administering the meds to the animal unless you restrain the animal like some prisoner.

This little gizmo is a great help when you need to give breathing treatments to a cat or small dog from an inhaler as prescribed by your vet. The inhaler inserts into the blue colored end of the device, and the round bowl-looking part on the other end goes over or close to the muzzle. Once the inhaler is depressed, the mist travels down the tube and is inhaled by the pet. Keeps the loud wooshing noise of the inhaler further away from the pet and causes less anxiety. Great for cats and small dogs with asthma or allergies. The device comes with complete instructions and can be completely disassembled for handwashing and reused as many times as necessary. Easy to use and your pet will thank you.

My cat has asthma and allergies and he needs an inhaler now and then. This fits perfectly over his face and he's able to get more of his medication than without it.He isn't crazy about it going on, but it doesn't take long to get his medication to him, so it's quickly removed.This is great because he wasn't getting his full dose without it.For size reference, my cat is 12 years old and approximately 15-17 pounds. He's a pretty big cat, but we tried it on our 6 pound cat and it fit her as well.

So I’ve been looking for one of these in case I need it for my dog who has had some heart issues so that I can connect it to the nebulizer that I have. The mask fits really well for smaller dogs. I have Chihuahuas, so no problems putting their face into the mask. I have started just doing a little training with the dog treating them when they stick their face in the mask which is what I do with my pets. Once your pet offers to put their face in you can connect whatever you need to connect to it. it’s a it’s made for an inhaler. The material is very well-made. It’s easy to handle, easy to wash when you’re done with it, it dries with no issues at all. I do like the fact that it comes with a one-year warranty just in case something happens to it so you can use it for misting or you can use it with a nebulizer machine Depending on the type of machine you have. Yes, I recommend this product.