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Portable Oxygen for Small Dogs (0–10 kg)
£300.00
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When your dog is struggling to breathe, you can act immediately with the PawPrint kit designed for them. This is a lightweight, portable solution for small dogs (0–10 kg), created to deliver oxygen in the moments it’s needed most – at home, while travelling, or on the way to your vet. It includes 6 disposable oxygen canisters, a veterinary mask and tubing, providing up to 90 minutes of 99% oxygen at a flow rate of 1.0 LPM. Each canister lasts 15 minutes, and you can use them all at once or across several sessions as needed. Recommended for acute situations such as sudden breathing distress, heart failure, asthma or tracheal collapse.
The kit is designed to support your pet at the first signs of breathing difficulty, when acting quickly can make all the difference while you reach the vet.
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- Episodes of sudden shortness of breath
- Tracheal collapse
- Canine asthma or bronchitis
- Heart failure
- Post-anesthesia or at-home recovery
- During car transport in critical situations
- 6 single-use cylinders with 15 liters of medical oxygen
- 1 fixed-flow regulator: 1.0 LPM
- 1 veterinary oxygen therapy mask (medium size)
- 1 oxygen tube, 2.1 meters long
- 1 hard EVA case
- Simplified user manual
Among the most sensitive breeds
Pug
Chihuahua
Spitz
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Take a closer look at the kit
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6 Oxygen Canisters
Each kit contains 6 x 15L canisters, providing up to 90 minutes of 99% pure oxygen in total. Each individual canister lasts 15 minutes.
Travel Case
Black hard EVA case to keep the kit safe, even while traveling.
Flow Regulator
Each kit includes a fixed-flow regulator set to 1.0 LPM, ideal for pets weighing between 0 and 10 kg. It ensures optimal oxygen delivery without the need for manual adjustments.
PureVent Mask
The PureVent Mask is designed to reduce the inhalation of exhaled CO2. Lightweight and ergonomic, it features a silicone diaphragm for a secure fit. This kit is available in size M.
Oxygen Tube
The kit also includes a 2.13-meter (approx.) tube to connect the mask to the flow regulator.
Take a closer look at the kit
- 6 single-use canisters with 15 liters of medical oxygen
- 1 fixed-flow regulator: 1.0 LPM
- 1 veterinary oxygen therapy mask (medium size)
- 1 oxygen tube, 2.1 meters long
- 1 hard EVA case
- Simplified user manual
Did you know? By Toki:
Toki recommends: If this is your first time using an oxygen kit, try bringing the mask close to your dog’s snout when they’re calm. This way, you give them a chance to get used to it before it's actually needed.
Did you know?
By Toki:
Toki recommends: If this is your first time using an oxygen kit, try bringing the mask close to your dog’s snout when they’re calm. This way, you give them a chance to get used to it before it's actually needed.
How to Use the Kit Safely and Effectively
1. Insert the regulator onto the canister and turn it until it clicks into place.
2. The pressure gauge will activate, displaying the pressure level.
3. Gradually bring the mask close to your dog’s snout, starting at a distance of about 10–15 cm.
4. Once the dog is comfortable, gently place the mask over their snout.
5. After use, turn the regulator counterclockwise to stop the oxygen flow.
6. Store unused canisters in a cool, dry place.
Flow duration: 90 minutes total (15 minutes per caniswter)
Pro Tips
• It’s recommended to get your pet familiar with the oxygen mask before they enter full respiratory distress.
• The canister lasts 2 years from the production date, and often even longer if stored properly.
• Masks and regulators are reusable—you only need to order new canister.
• You can pause and resume the oxygen flow without wasting any oxygen.
Did you know? By Toki:
Toki recommends: Don’t wait until the situation becomes serious. The kit is most effective when used at the first signs of labored breathing, unusual posture, or sudden fatigue in your pet.
Did you know?
By Toki:
Toki recommends: Don’t wait until the situation becomes serious. The kit is most effective when used at the first signs of labored breathing, unusual posture, or sudden fatigue in your pet.
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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Is the kit safe to use even if my dog doesn’t have a precise diagnosis?Yes. The kit cannot cause harm: oxygen is well tolerated even without a diagnosis, especially when used for just a few minutes.
These kits are very safe to use. As a pet parent, you know your animal well: if you notice rapid breathing, a hunched posture, pale or bluish gums, lethargy, or difficulty recovering after a walk in warm weather, using it right away can help your pet feel better while you head to the vet. This is not the right solution if your pet is already in a critical condition.
No. The kit is designed to be used at the first signs of breathing difficulty, not when the situation is already severe. Acting in time can prevent worsening and provide immediate relief.
Among small dog breeds, those more prone to respiratory issues include Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, and Pugs. These dogs—especially brachycephalic ones—are more likely to experience breathing difficulties. Having an oxygen kit on hand can be very helpful during critical moments.
The pressure gauge on the regulator shows the remaining pressure. Once it’s empty, the cylinder should be replaced.
No, the cylinders are single-use. However, the regulator and mask can be reused with new cylinders.
15 minutes at a flow rate of 1.0 LPM (liters per minute).
How do I dispose of an empty cylinder?It can be disposed of with aluminum recycling or general waste, depending on local guidelines.
Start the oxygen flow and slowly bring the mask close to your dog’s snout, using treats and positive reinforcement. If possible, help them get used to the mask in advance, when they’re calm and relaxed.
Pawprint cylinders are safe to use in the car, but they are not allowed on aeroplanes.
With portable oxygen kits, there’s no risk of giving “too much” oxygen. They never reach flow rates or volumes high enough to be dangerous. Oxygen toxicity only occurs with very high concentrations over extended periods. Each kit is preset to the correct dosage, and the 30–90 minutes of oxygen provided are not enough to cause harm.
Pawprint canisters are small, lightweight, and easy to handle. Their pressure is over 10 times lower than that of a standard oxygen tank. They’re safe to use at home and in the car. They can withstand both heat (up to 49 °C / 120 °F) and cold, making them safe even if the package is left out
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