Oxygen Cages for Dogs and Cats
A practical guide to choosing an oxygen cage that supports patient observation, controlled oxygen delivery, and efficient veterinary hospital workflow.
Compare the features that matter for canine and feline patients, then connect with the VetFlex ICU Pro Duo team for configuration guidance.
A better oxygen cage decision starts with the patient and the workflow
Dogs and cats may share a hospital's oxygen cage, but their size, temperament, positioning, and treatment needs can differ. Evaluate the system as clinical equipment, not just as an enclosure.
Patient fit and access
Choose a chamber that allows the patient to reposition while preserving a clear view and practical access for checks, treatments, and cleaning.
Oxygen and CO₂ control
Look for controlled oxygen delivery and an active fresh air exchange method. Ask how the system handles exhaled CO₂ during continuous use.
Temperature and monitoring
Temperature control, oxygen visibility, alerts, and a readable display help teams manage changing needs without opening the enclosure unnecessarily.
Workflow and ownership
Compare cleaning access, consumables, service requirements, noise, warranty coverage, and the time staff spend preparing the cage.
Questions to ask before selecting a cage
VetFlex ICU Pro Duo for small animal hospitals
The Pro Duo is VetFlex's dual chamber ICU system and the platform's most useful starting point for hospitals balancing canine and feline critical care. It combines controlled oxygen delivery, AERAFLOW™ fresh air exchange ventilation, and a workflow designed around patient visibility and access.
Review the specifications with your clinical and facilities teams to confirm dimensions, utilities, placement, and operating procedures for your hospital.
Frequently Asked Questions
Plan the right oxygen cage for your hospital
Share your patient mix, room constraints, and ICU goals. The VetFlex team can help you review the Pro Duo configuration and next steps.