COP20
Veterinary Chamber — Companion Animals
1.0–1.5 ATA hard-shell veterinary chamber with environmental monitoring and UV for companion-animal practices and distributors.
HBOT for companion and large animals
Pet and Equine Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers
An animal cannot be told to stay calm for an hour. Veterinary chambers have to be quiet, visible into, monitored in real time and easy to clean between patients.
What gets in the way
Constraints in This Setting
- Noise and vibration make animals restless and end sessions early.
- Staff need continuous sight of the patient and of the chamber environment.
- Hair and dander contaminate equipment designed for human use.
- Equine patients need a completely different chamber scale.
What the buyer needs
Requirements That Follow From Them
- Ultra-quiet operation, specified at 30 dB or below on the COP20
- Real-time oxygen, pressure, temperature, humidity and CO2 readings
- Pet-hair and dust filtration with UV sterilization
- A large transparent observation door
Recommended models
Chambers That Fit This Setting
COPB15
Veterinary Chamber — Large Animals
1.5 ATA stainless-steel cylindrical veterinary chamber for large-animal clinics, equine care and specialist distribution channels.
Typical scenarios
Where These Chambers End Up
Post-surgical oxygen sessions in a veterinary hospital
A rehabilitation programme for working and sport dogs
An equine clinic treating larger patients
A dedicated pet oxygen-therapy service
Delivery capability
What Ships and How
- COP20 at 1500 x 600 x 1100 mm; COPB15 at 1800 x 2200 x 2200 mm and 480 kg
- OEM branding, control system and multilingual manuals for veterinary distribution
- Remote installation guidance and product training
Recommended reading
Guides for This Setting
Basics · 4 min read
What Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)?
Understand hyperbaric therapy, mHBOT and clinical HBOT, then compare chamber pressure, construction, capacity and operating environment.
Basics · 3 min read
ATA Pressure Explained: 1.3, 1.5 and 2.0 ATA
Compare 1.3, 1.5 and 2.0 ATA chamber pressure by comfort, construction, operating environment and suitable CONSIDER models.
Ownership · 3 min read
Hyperbaric Chamber Maintenance and Care
Maintain a chamber with model-safe cleaning, filter care, zipper and seal checks, inspection logs, consumables and stop-use warning signs.
Frequently asked questions
Questions From This Setting
How many animals fit in the COP20?
One medium pet, or two small animals, in a 1500 x 600 x 1100 mm chamber operating from 1.0 to 1.5 ATA adjustable.
What keeps the chamber hygienic between patients?
Pet-hair and dust filtration on both inlet and outlet, a built-in UV sterilization system, and non-toxic, easy-to-clean, flame-retardant interior materials.
Is the chamber quiet enough for nervous animals?
The COP20 is specified at 30 dB or below. The COPB15 uses a one-piece cylindrical pressure vessel that distributes load evenly for low vibration and quiet running.
Can a veterinary practice order a single unit?
Yes. Minimum order quantity is one unit, with OEM and colour customisation available for practices and distributors alike.
Direct manufacturer inquiry
Specify a Chamber for Your Veterinary
Share the room dimensions, target pressure, expected session volume and destination. A model recommendation and itemised quotation follow within 12 hours.