Veterinary Pet Hyperbaric
Hyperbaric oxygen equipment configured for animal patients — companion animals, working dogs, and equine.
The Same Technology, Configured for Animal Patients
Veterinary clinics, rehabilitation practices and equine facilities use the same hard-shell hyperbaric oxygen chambers we supply for human wellness. What changes is the configuration — chamber geometry, restraint and entry, and monitoring access.
We work from your patient profile rather than a catalog page. Tell us the species and weight range you treat, your session volume, and the room you have available, and we will specify the chamber size, pressure rating, oxygen delivery method and chamber configuration that fit — then quote it with the same transparent pricing, curbside freight and installation terms as the rest of our equipment.
All product dimensions are stated in L x W x H.
Hyperbaric Oxygen for Veterinary Practice
Veterinary Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers
Companion animal through equine sizing
Hard-shell construction with pressure levels up to 2.0 ATA, oxygen generator 10Lpm, 93% +/- 3%, and normal air pressure enricher, water-cooling system, and full exterior control with viewing access throughout the session. Sized to the species and weight range you treat, with configurations for single-patient recovery through higher-volume clinic use.
- Pressure≤ 2.0 ATA
- Product Size1775 × 1300 × 1594 mm (70 × 51 × 62.5 in.)
- Floor Load Capacity≥ 280 kg/m² (57 lb/ft²)
- Power≤ 300 W
- MaterialContainer board compartment / PC door
- UsageSingle pet use, configurable with oxygen therapy, care, and rest modes
- Pressurization Time≤ 10 minutes
Due to different configurations, weight and power are subject to the actual unit supplied.
Request a QuoteWhat We Need to Quote Your Practice
Species and Weight Range
Companion animals, working dogs, and equine patients each drive different chamber geometry, entry method and internal volume.
Session Volume
A clinic running several sessions daily needs faster pressurization and a higher-output oxygen delivery system than a single-patient recovery setup.
Room and Entry Route
Room dimensions, door width and height, corridors, turns and floor load determine which chamber sizes can reach final placement.
Electrical Capacity
Depending on configuration, equipment requires either a 120V or 240V circuit with a 15–35 amp breaker. We confirm this before you order.
Monitoring Requirements
Whether you need exterior-only controls with viewing access, or additional monitoring pass-throughs for sedated or critical patients.
Installation and Training
Curbside freight is included in the continental USA, with white-glove delivery, assembly and staff training included on orders over $10,000 in total devices cost, excluding taxes.