A 10 LPM veterinary oxygen concentrator that generates medical grade oxygen from room air on demand. Built for oxygen therapy for dogs and cats, oxygen cage support, post operative recovery and emergency stabilization. Trusted by emergency and specialty hospitals nationwide.
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
One-time purchase · Estimated payback varies by clinic months
Estimated payback
in ~6 months
Not all ICU systems are optimized for oxygen concentrators.
Rental and refill fees, delivery, and storage add up. Estimate how much you could save by switching from cylinder rentals to on-site oxygen generation.
Your Estimated 5-Year Savings
$13,505
Illustrative payback estimate: 6 months, before other operating costs
A straightforward comparison for veterinary practices evaluating their oxygen supply options. Cylinder programs carry rental and refill fees, delivery and storage logistics, and the risk of running low during a weekend emergency.
| 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 |
Unlike consumer grade 5L units, a 10L veterinary oxygen concentrator is built for continuous clinical operation, so it can run around the clock without overheating or degradation. A one time investment around $1,500 can replace $2,400 or more in annual cylinder costs in an example scenario. Actual results vary with utilization, local pricing, equipment cost, electricity, maintenance, and existing hospital infrastructure.
Designed with veterinary clinical environments in mind.
Serves as an independent redundant oxygen source during central system maintenance, failure, or unexpected downtime.
High-capacity continuous output suitable for powering oxygen cages, anesthesia supplementation, and emergency stabilization.
Consistent medical-grade oxygen concentration using Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) molecular sieve technology.
Operates below 40 dB to minimize patient stress, suitable for recovery rooms and overnight critical care environments.
No special electrical requirements. Plug into any standard outlet and begin producing oxygen within minutes.
Precision flow settings from 1 to 10 LPM allow customized oxygen delivery for each patient and clinical scenario.
Engineered for uninterrupted clinical use without rest periods, supporting intensive care and post-operative recovery around the clock.
Built-in alarms for low O₂ purity, high/low pressure, over-temperature, and power failure with automatic shutoff protection.
Shows oxygen purity, flow rate, and system status at a glance with color-coded indicator lights.
Ideal for clinics setting up or upgrading oxygen therapy capabilities. Pair the 10L Oxygen Concentrator with a VetFlex ICU for a fully integrated solution.
AERAFLOW™ soda lime-free ventilation with smart autopilot controls
Medical-grade oxygen generation from ambient air, no cylinders needed
Products designed to work alongside your oxygen concentrator.
Complete technical details for the VetFlex 10L Oxygen Concentrator.
Backed by real support and real warranties.
Designed for clinical veterinary environments with continuous operation demands.
Complete coverage on parts and labor for every unit.
Technical support from our team in the USA.
Monitoring for O₂ purity, system pressure, temperature, and power status with automatic shutoff.
Main unit, ready to use
Standard connection tubing
Standard 110V grounded plug
Setup and maintenance guide
Supplemental oxygen is one of the most frequently delivered treatments in small animal medicine. Used as an oxygen concentrator for dogs, cats and exotics, the unit produces medical grade oxygen from room air, so a patient in respiratory distress can be supported for hours without a technician tracking cylinder pressure.
Feeds an oxygen cage or oxygen chamber for dogs and cats at 5 to 10 liters per minute, holding a stable enriched environment for hands off stabilization.
Adjustable low flow settings suit cats, exotics and neonates, with 2 to 5 liters per minute typical for mask or flow by delivery in smaller patients.
Continuous output supports patients recovering from anesthesia and surgery without interrupting oxygen delivery to swap a tank.
On demand oxygen is available the moment a dyspneic patient arrives, with no dependency on a delivery schedule or remaining cylinder volume.
Flow rates above are typical clinical ranges. Always deliver oxygen at the flow rate and duration prescribed by the attending veterinarian.
Answers to the questions veterinary professionals ask most about veterinary oxygen concentrators.
Ships in 1 to 2 business days, delivered in 3 to 5 days.
No installation. Any 110V outlet, producing oxygen within 10 minutes.
U.S. based technical support if you have questions.
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