Stop Renting Oxygen Tanks. Generate Oxygen On Demand.
Trusted by emergency and specialty hospitals nationwide. Eliminate recurring tank costs with a simple, in-house solution.
- No tank deliveries or refills
- Save thousands per year vs tanks
- Reliable backup for central oxygen systems
If you're still using oxygen tanks, you're paying for something you don't need.
10L/min
Continuous Flow
93%±3%
Medical-Grade O₂
$0/mo
Operating Cost
24/7
Always Ready
$1,495
One-time purchase · Pays for itself in ~6 months
Pays for itself
in ~6 months
Why Clinics Choose This
- Designed to integrate seamlessly with VetFlex ICU systems
- Ideal backup oxygen source for central oxygen hospitals
- Eliminates tank logistics and recurring costs
Not all ICU systems are optimized for oxygen concentrators.
Oxygen Tanks Are Costing You More Than You Think
The Problem
- Rental + refill fees
- Delivery + storage
- Operational hassle
VetFlex eliminates all of this.
One-time investment. On-demand oxygen. No deliveries, no tanks, no hassle.
Calculate Your Potential Savings
Estimate how much you could save by switching from cylinder rentals to on-site oxygen generation.
Keep Using Cylinders
VetFlex Concentrator
Your Estimated 5-Year Savings
$13,505
Estimated payback period: 6 months
Oxygen Concentrator vs. Cylinder Rental
A straightforward comparison for veterinary practices evaluating their oxygen supply options.
| Feature | VetFlex ConcentratorConcentrator | Cylinder RentalCylinders |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront Cost | ~$1,500 (one-time) | $0 rental + deposits |
| Monthly Costs | $0 | $150-400/month |
| 5-Year Total Cost | ~$1,500 | $9,000-24,000 |
| Availability | 24/7 on-demand | Depends on delivery |
| Storage Space | Compact unit | Multiple tanks needed |
| Safety Concerns | No high-pressure cylinder risks | High-pressure hazard |
| Emergency Backup | Always available | May run out |
| Environmental Impact | Zero delivery emissions | Regular truck deliveries |
| Maintenance | Filter changes only | Tank management |
Key Features & Capabilities
Designed with veterinary clinical environments in mind.
Reliable Backup for Central Oxygen Systems
Serves as an independent redundant oxygen source during central system maintenance, failure, or unexpected downtime.
10 Liters Per Minute
High-capacity continuous output suitable for powering oxygen cages, anesthesia supplementation, and emergency stabilization.
93%±3% Oxygen Purity
Consistent medical-grade oxygen concentration using Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) molecular sieve technology.
Low-Noise Operation
Operates below 40 dB to minimize patient stress, suitable for recovery rooms and overnight critical care environments.
Standard 110V Power
No special electrical requirements. Plug into any standard outlet and begin producing oxygen within minutes.
Adjustable Flow Control
Precision flow settings from 1 to 10 LPM allow customized oxygen delivery for each patient and clinical scenario.
Continuous 24/7 Operation
Engineered for uninterrupted clinical use without rest periods, supporting intensive care and post-operative recovery around the clock.
Multi-Layer Safety Monitoring
Built-in alarms for low O₂ purity, high/low pressure, over-temperature, and power failure with automatic shutoff protection.
LCD Real-Time Display
Shows oxygen purity, flow rate, and system status at a glance with color-coded indicator lights.
Complete Oxygen Therapy Setup
Ideal for clinics setting up or upgrading oxygen therapy capabilities. Pair the 10L Oxygen Concentrator with a VetFlex ICU for a fully integrated solution.
ICU Pro Duo Oxygen Cage
AERAFLOW™ soda lime-free ventilation with smart autopilot controls
10L Oxygen Concentrator
Medical-grade oxygen generation from ambient air, no cylinders needed
- Fully integrated oxygen therapy system
- No cylinder rentals or delivery fees
- Zero recurring soda lime costs
- Financing available from $199/month
Commonly Used With
Products designed to work alongside your oxygen concentrator.
Technical Specifications
Complete technical details for the VetFlex 10L Oxygen Concentrator.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Oxygen Flow Rate | 1-10 LPM (adjustable) |
| Oxygen Concentration | 93% ± 3% |
| Outlet Pressure | 0.04-0.07 MPa |
| Power Requirements | 110V/60Hz, ~350W |
| Noise Level | < 40 dB |
| Dimensions (D × W × H) | 15" × 15" × 25" |
| Weight | ~45 lbs (20 kg) |
| Display | LCD with real-time O₂ purity & flow monitoring |
| Intended Use | Continuous / Stationary (24/7) |
| Technology | Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) |
| Warm-Up Time | 5-10 minutes to rated concentration |
| Operating Temperature | 50°F - 104°F (10°C - 40°C) |
| Operating Altitude | Up to 7,500 ft without degradation |
| Ventilation Clearance | 12" minimum on all sides |
| Warranty | 18-Month Full Coverage |
| Maintenance | Clean intake filters regularly; replace only if necessary |
Equipment You Can Rely On
Backed by real support, real warranties, and real feedback from veterinary professionals.
Veterinary-Grade Equipment
Designed for clinical veterinary environments with continuous operation demands.
18-Month Full Warranty
Complete coverage on parts and labor for every unit.
US-Based Support
Technical support from our team in the USA.
Multi-Layer Safety Alarms
Monitoring for O₂ purity, system pressure, temperature, and power status with automatic shutoff.
Eliminated our cylinder dependency completely
"We switched to this concentrator 8 months ago after years of dealing with cylinder deliveries. The 10L output easily handles our ICU cage and surgery suite simultaneously. Paid for itself in under 6 months with the rental savings alone."
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Emergency & Critical Care Veterinarian
Bay Area Veterinary Specialists · San Francisco, CA
Reliable for our 24-hour ER
"Running a 24-hour emergency clinic, we can't afford oxygen supply issues. This unit runs continuously without problems. The quiet operation is a real benefit and doesn't stress our ICU patients."
Dr. Michael Torres
Practice Owner
Paws & Claws Animal Hospital · Austin, TX
Reliable performance for surgical procedures
"We use this primarily for our surgical suite and post-op recovery. Consistent 93% purity, adjustable flow, and zero downtime in 10 months of use. Maintenance is minimal, just filter changes."
Dr. Jennifer Walsh
Veterinary Surgeon
Heartland Veterinary Surgical Center · Columbus, OH
Seamless pairing with VetFlex ICU
"We paired this with two VetFlex ICU cages. The integration is straightforward and the output is more than sufficient. No more weekend emergencies wondering if we have enough oxygen."
Dr. Robert Chen
Hospital Director
Pacific Northwest Veterinary Emergency · Seattle, WA
4.9/5 based on 8 verified reviews
What's in the Box
Everything you need to start generating oxygen immediately.
10L Oxygen Concentrator
Main unit, ready to use
Oxygen Tubing
Standard connection tubing included
Power Cord
Standard 110V grounded plug
User Manual
Setup guide & maintenance instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions veterinary professionals ask most about veterinary oxygen concentrators.
What Happens After You Purchase?
Ships from U.S. Warehouse
Orders ship within 1-2 business days. Standard delivery in 3-5 days.
Plug In and Start
No installation required. Plug into any standard 110V outlet and begin producing oxygen within 10 minutes.
Support When Needed
U.S.-based technical support is available if you have questions.
Why Veterinary Clinics Are Switching to On-Site Oxygen Generation
For decades, veterinary practices relied on oxygen cylinder rental programs to supply medical-grade oxygen for critical care, surgery, and emergency stabilization. But cylinder dependency comes with real costs: recurring rental fees, delivery logistics, storage concerns, and the risk of running low during a weekend emergency. That is why more clinics are evaluating veterinary oxygen concentrators as an alternative, generating medical-grade oxygen on demand without tanks or refills.
A 10-liter veterinary oxygen concentrator delivers 93%±3% oxygen concentration at up to 10 liters per minute, enough to support oxygen cages, anesthesia machines, and emergency respiratory cases. Unlike consumer-grade 5L units, a 10L concentrator is built for continuous clinical operation, meaning it can run around the clock without overheating or degradation. For practices comparing oxygen therapy equipment options, the cost difference is notable: a one-time investment around $1,500 can replace $2,400 or more in annual cylinder costs, with payback typically occurring within 6 to 8 months based on an average monthly cylinder rental cost of $250.
The shift to on-site oxygen generation is also about operational flexibility. No more coordinating delivery schedules, managing tank inventory, or worrying about supply gaps during holidays or after hours. A veterinary oxygen concentrator provides your practice with a consistent, self-contained oxygen supply for animals that does not depend on external logistics.
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