I had one but passed it on to someone else - can't remember who. The
husband of a local rescuer, an engineer, had made it, and she passed
it on to me. He had covered the openings of a carrier with plastic,
and attached a connector that the oxygen tank attached to. Course
oxygen tanks aren't readily available, you have to have a prescription
for them.
Gloria
On Dec 29, 2008, at 2:44 PM, Claudia wrote:
Hi,
I'm relatively new to this board. I'm so glad that something like
this exists for people with fiv cats. There's some really great
advice on here. I have a question: someone told me about home-made
Oxygen tanks for cats. I have an fiv kitty who also has asthma.
I'm cautious about using Steroids on her. One time she ahd a really
bad episode, couphing, panting, and lying on her side. IT was
awful. I rushed her to the vet. THey of course had an Oxygen tank.
Anyway, I'd really appreciate the instructions, if anyone had
them. Thank you, Claudia
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