Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Cats and Dogs in Winter Haven, FL

Each HBOT session typically lasts between 60 to 90 minutes. The number of sessions required depends on the condition being treated and how your pet responds to the therapy. Your veterinarian will create a personalized treatment plan for your pet's specific needs. We will provide the service.

Your veterinarian will provide specific instructions. However, it's generally recommended to not feed pets a few hours before the session to prevent nausea. Ensure your pet is calm and comfortable before the treatment. If your pet experiences anxiety, ask your veterinarian about a mild oral sedative medication or mild injectable sedation to provide them comfort. Your pet will need to be free from topical ointments, perfumes, or lotions. No collars, leashes, blankets, beds, or toys are permitted in the chamber. Preparation Instructions

During the session, your pet will be placed in the hyperbaric chamber and the pressure will gradually increase. Pets typically relax and may even fall asleep. After the session, your pet may be a little tired but should return to their normal routine shortly. Some pets show immediate improvement in symptoms, while others may take several sessions to see significant changes.

HBOT is generally very safe for pets, but potential risks include barotrauma (injury from pressure changes), oxygen toxicity, and claustrophobia. A certified hyperbaric chamber technician will monitor your pet closely to minimize these risks and ensure their safety throughout the treatment.

Yes, most pets can undergo HBOT while on other medications. However, it's important to inform your veterinarian of all medications and supplements your pet is taking to avoid any potential interactions or complications.

Our HBOT specialists will determine the initial number of treatments based on the patient’s diagnosis and medical history. Additional treatments may be recommended if necessary.