My favorite PIper R.I.P.

[peevee]

Mutt muffs are one thing but getting O2 to the pooch is another entirely that I struggle with.

There are a couple products in the market but I don't know how either would work.

I saw a guy tape up a dig crate and make it into an oxygen tent but that seems risky too.

Eric needs his plane back. He's been spending too much time here.

[carusoam]

I think Sam Husky was experimenting with doggie O2 devices... see if this can help... @Samurai Husky

Best regards,

-a-

[Samuri Husky]

still trying to figure it out too i actually put my Cirrus up for sale and trying to figure out how to afford something with pressurization. 

Outside of that, i have been thinking about contacting Jorgensen Labs in Colorado; They make vet supplies and more specifically ICU cages. They make a canvas travel version that weighs about 35#; 

http://www.jorvet.com/product/buster-icu-cage-large/

I was going to see if it would work at altitude or if the cage is to porus to hold O2 levels; I would imagine that since it can be used for anesthesia , it is sealed enough to hold pressure in.

Edited February 3, 2018 by Samuri Husky

[aviatoreb]

56 minutes ago, Samuri Husky said:

still trying to figure it out too i actually put my Cirrus up for sale and trying to figure out how to afford something with pressurization. 

Outside of that, i have been thinking about contacting Jorgensen Labs in Colorado; They make vet supplies and more specifically ICU cages. They make a canvas travel version that weighs about 35#; 

http://www.jorvet.com/product/buster-icu-cage-large/

I was going to see if it would work at altitude or if the cage is to porus to hold O2 levels; I would imagine that since it can be used for anesthesia , it is sealed enough to hold pressure in.

This is what fluffy needs:

 

[Hector]

Have not had my lab in the Mooney yet, but flew Desi here (PnP) from Cocoa Beach, FL to Charleston, SC. She is deaf and was abused when young but a real sweetheart. Looked out the window the entire time. Needless to say, airplane noise was not a problem for her. By the way, if a deaf dog gets away from you calling her does not work at all






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[Raptor05121]

On ‎1‎/‎7‎/‎2018 at 8:21 AM, aviatoreb said:

 

How about a dog named Mooney?

 

My first Guinea Pig was named Al. Short for Albert (of Mooney). He was a fast little F-er when I let him roam free in the living room and it was time to catch him and put him back in the cage.