The AeroDawg* aerosol chamber can be used with any feline inhaler, metered dose inhaler (MDI) or puffer that your veterinarian has prescribed for a respiratory condition including: feline asthma, dog wheezing, allergies, hay fever (allergic rhinitis), Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD), laryngeal paralysis, tracheal collapse.

The AeroDawg* chamber has exclusive features, such as the Flow-Vu* Indicator, low-resistance inhalation valve and antistatic holding chamber. These features ensure that your dog benefits from medication, and you save on your annual dog medication costs!

BETTER PERFORMANCE, LESS MEDICATION WASTE

We've designed the AUTHENTIC AeroDawg* chamber with exclusive features that reduce medication waste and help you save on your dog's annual inhaled respiratory medication costs:

• State-of-the-art Flow-Vu* Indicator
• Low-resistance inhalation/exhalation valve
• Antistatic holding chamber
• Non-stick masks in two sizes

The AeroDawg* chamber has been shown to keep more medication available so your dog has time to inhale the dose. Inhalation delay is important because: 1) Dogs may instinctively hold their breath when you first apply an inhaler mask; 2) Dogs typically require 7-10 breaths to empty the chamber; 3) Puffing the medication into the AeroDawg* chamber before applying the mask can prevent startling.

*TMI data on file. Chambers used directly out of package. Medication delivered measured at the mouthpiece past the valve with 2-second inhalation delay. Results reflect the performance of the anti-static MWI VetOne 2-in-1 Feline Aerosol Chamber and the average performance of four non anti-static chambers. Cost annualized based on 2 puffs per day and 280 dollars per canister.

Using the AeroDawg* Chamber is easy! Simply follow these four steps:

1. Shake inhaler and insert into back of chamber
2. Press the inhaler to release medication
3. Apply the mask to cover the nose and mouth but not the eyes
4. Use the Flow-Vu* Indicator to count 7-10 breaths

Easier than pilling or injections, you may be surprised how accepting dogs are of the AeroDawg* when you follow the condition, love, reward approach:

Condition: Entice your dog by giving treats before use; start with the mask only to familiarize your dog with the device; pump medicine into the chamber first to avoid startling your dog, then fit the mask to your dog's face. Love: Hold your dog in a favorite towel or blanket for comfort. Reward: Give your dog treats after each use.