proximately 1 in 100 cats has asthma, which may be underestimated. Additionally, symptoms may often be confused with hairballs. Asthma usually affects cats between 2 and 8 years of age with Siamese and Himalayan breeds having a higher prevalence.
If your cat experiences any of the following symptoms they may be suffering from feline asthma;
Frequent wheezing.
Persistent coughing.
Open mouthed or laboured breathing.
Features
Target specific lung delivery of medication.
Controls and alleviates airway inflammation and airway obstruction.
Patented ‘Flow-Vu’ indicator enables accurate counting of inhalations.
Exhalation valve directs the flow of air away from your cat to prevent irritation.
Two mask sizes to accommodate all breeds and sizes of cats.
Benefits
Accurate directing of aerosolized pharmaceuticals to the lungs and small airways.
Improved drug safety and efficacy by reducing total therapeutic dose required.
Convenient, portable chamber.
Simple to use and easy to clean.
Reduces the risk of side effects and stresses associated with pills, syrups or injections.
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1 Remove cap and shake the inhaler immediately before use as per the instructions supplied with it.
2 Insert the inhaler into the backpiece of the chamber and gently apply the mask to your animal’s nostrils while gently holding the muzzle closed.
3 Press the inhaler to release the medication. Hold the mask in place for 5-6 breaths as the cat or dog inhales the medicine.
