Pets Hyperbaric Chambers
New Technology for Veterinary Clinic
Pets hyperbaric chamber
According to Henry’s law of physics: In a container of a certain temperature, the partial pressure of the gas is proportional to the solubility of the gas in the liquid. In the cabin, more oxygen will dissolve in the blood and tissues, and the contracted and dilated blood vessels will reduce the swelling of the tissue. At the same time, the increased local oxygen partial pressure of the wound can inhibit the growth of anaerobic bacteria and aerobic bacteria, and enhance the anti-infection of the wound site of the animal and the ability to remove the lesion.
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Hyperbaric chamber for a
veterinary clinic
- Pressure: 1.4 ATA (5,8psi)
- Size: 115×75.6×147.5cm
- Type: Sitting/lying
- Weight: 65 kg
- Easy to move – on casters
- Fully transparent acrylic chamber for easy observation
- Lower housing made of durable aluminum
- Control system combines an oxygen concentrator, air compressor and cooling unit
- Safe automatic pressure relief valve design
- safety and constant pressure equipment: mechanical and electronic pressure gauges, four groups of automatic constant pressure valves
- complete monitoring equipment: pressure, temperature, humidity, oxygen concentration
- device increases oxygen concentration to 55-75% to produce dissolved oxygen
- tight, secure lock
- all material pass the non-toxic safety inspection of TUV authority
- simple operation
- very safe and comfortable treatment
- environment protection and saving energy – the power per hour is 1200W
- physical adsorption oxygen generator – no need for additional oxygen tank
- the product ist qualified by EU authoritative testing agency
- voltage 220V
Features of a hyperbaric chamber for animals
Hyperbaric chambers for animals provide specialized oxygen therapy to aid in the treatment and recovery of various conditions. These chambers deliver oxygen at increased pressures, which accelerates healing and reduces inflammation in animals undergoing medical procedures or suffering from specific injuries.
Some key conditions treated with hyperbaric therapy for animals include gastric dilation and volvulus, where the therapy helps reduce tissue damage and promote faster recovery. Fracture repair, especially in cases of open fractures, benefits from improved tissue oxygenation, enhancing healing and preventing infections.
For gastrointestinal resection and anastomosis, hyperbaric therapy improves tissue integrity and promotes post-surgery recovery. It is also valuable for animals undergoing amputations and skin grafts, as the enhanced oxygen flow supports faster healing and better tissue integration.
Other procedures, like hemilaminectomy (spinal surgery) and ear canal ablation, see improved outcomes with the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy by reducing inflammation and promoting effective recovery.
