International Cat Day - AERTI Concentrator Protect the Health of Furry Children

AERTI Oxygen Concentrator For Pet

August 8 is not only National Fitness Day, but also the warm International Cat Day. This festival initiated by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) calls on the world to pay attention to cat health, advocate scientific breeding, and encourage "adoption instead of purchase". As one of the oldest companions of mankind, cats heal us with their softness, and what can we do for their health?

In the growth process of cats, respiratory diseases, heart problems, postoperative recovery or old age and frailty may cause hypoxia crisis. When your pet has shortness of breath, purple mucous membranes, and decreased appetite, every second of oxygen support is crucial. AERTI Veterinary Oxygen Concentrator is born to protect the beauty of this life - use professional oxygen care to make love no longer helpless waiting.

1. At these moments, cats need your "oxygen" care
Disease support: For respiratory diseases such as feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), pneumonia, and asthma, oxygen concentrators can relieve pain and assist in treatment.
Postoperative recovery: oxygen inhalation after sterilization and fracture surgery accelerates anesthesia metabolism and reduces the risk of complications.
Elderly care: Cats over 7 years old have declining cardiopulmonary function, and daily oxygen therapy can improve their quality of life.
Special environment: preventive oxygen supply reduces stress response in high-altitude families, smog weather or long-distance transportation.

2. AERTI veterinary oxygen generator: gentle technology designed for life
93%±3% medical-grade oxygen purity, 3L and 5L flow optional, to meet the different needs of kittens to adult cats
Built-in precision filtration system, output clean and dust-free oxygen to avoid secondary infection
Can be matched with atomization function to treat respiratory diseases more efficiently
24-hour continuous work without interruption, automatic power-off protection for overheating
Real-time oxygen concentration monitoring, automatic alarm for abnormal conditions
The same technology as pet hospitals, can be used at home and clinics

3. Scientific cat raising compulsory course: Be vigilant about these hypoxia signals!
Mild hypoxia: respiratory rate > 40 times/minute, reduced activity
Moderate hypoxia: open mouth breathing, violent abdominal fluctuations, refusal to eat
Severe hypoxia: mucosal cyanosis (purple gums), paralysis

Recommendation: Keep a pet oximeter at home (normal value > 95%), contact a veterinarian immediately and provide auxiliary oxygen if abnormalities are found.

4. Love it, give it more freedom to breathe
"Cats accompany us for a lifetime, and what we can give is just a period of time in their lives." - The quality of this companionship often depends on those details that are easily overlooked. AERTI is willing to work with every responsible owner to use technology to protect every breath of furry children.

This International Cat Day, let us start with "oxygen" and wish them a healthier future.