--- product_id: 5580924 title: "The Original Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Flow-Vu Indicator" price: "3793193β‚«" currency: VND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.vn/products/5580924-the-original-feline-aerosol-chamber-inhaler-spacer-for-cats-kittens store_origin: VN region: Vietnam --- # Vet #1 recommended for cats Exclusive Flow-Vu inhalation indicator Low-leak design saves medication The Original Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Flow-Vu Indicator **Price:** 3793193β‚« **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🐾 Breathe Easy, Purr Proud β€” The Vet-Recommended Inhaler Spacer Every Cat Owner Needs! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** The Original Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Flow-Vu Indicator - **How much does it cost?** 3793193β‚« with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/5580924-the-original-feline-aerosol-chamber-inhaler-spacer-for-cats-kittens) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Cost-Efficient Medication Use:** Low or no leaks mean more medicine reaches your cat, reducing waste and saving you money. - β€’ **Tailored Fit for Cats & Kittens:** Includes two mask sizes with custom valves to fit perfectly without pulling or sticking to fur. - β€’ **Precision Breathing Confirmation:** Flow-Vu indicator visually confirms each breath, ensuring effective medication delivery every time. - β€’ **Vet-Approved & Cat-Comfort Focused:** Trusted by vets and designed with soft, fur-friendly masks for stress-free treatment. - β€’ **Universal Compatibility & Ease of Use:** Works seamlessly with any MDI inhaler and allows activation away from your cat to keep them calm. ## Overview The AeroKat is the #1 vet-recommended inhaler spacer designed specifically for cats and kittens with respiratory issues like asthma and allergies. Featuring an exclusive Flow-Vu inhalation indicator, it ensures precise medication delivery while minimizing waste with a low-leak design. Its easy-to-use, universal fit with two soft masks keeps your feline calm and comfortable during treatment, making it an essential tool for proactive cat health management. ## Description Trudell Medical Review: So easy to use and is very effective. - Our cat hates using this but she is asthmatic so she must. It has multiple nose pieces so it can fit different sized animal faces. The silicone is soft so it definitely does not hurt her at all. It has a nice little part that tells you the cat is breathing so it is very easy to use. The cost is a little high but it is a one time purchase because it will last indefinitely so that is not an issue. Review: Just what the doctor ordered! - Having discovered that my cat's asthma has taken a turn for the worse, I was advised to put him on Flovent twice a day. After searching the web for cats and asthma, I found out about this product. Shipment was quick, the product seems to be exactly what is needed to use an inhaler with a cat. Now comes the problem - the cat. We practiced for many days with just the mask until he would let me keep it on his face for over 10 breaths. There was no medicine involved (that is a whole other story). There is a little 'flapper' you can see move so that you can count the breaths. While waiting for the Flovent to arrive, we had to make a quick trip to the vet after a day of serious 'wretching'. I brought the Aerokat with me in case the vet decided a rescue inhalant was required (Albuterol), which it was. This was our first experience with mask and medicine. The cat was so traumatized by the visit to the vet that he sat there and breathed in exactly as directed. I was proud of us both! The vet wrote a prescription for the Albuterol and I got it filled on the way home. We were to use the inhaler every 30 minutes if the symptoms hadn't stopped. By the time we got home, they started again, so I tried to put the mask to his face and that was that. Apparently not having strangers around and being at home removed the trauma and there must have been some memory of inhaling the stuff. He went nuts. Both my husband and I tried 4 times, together and singly, before giving up. Agitiating the cat further was not helping. The albuterol he did get seemed to make an already irritated throat worse. The day after, the cat ate and drank very little. I upped his prednisone dosage by half a pill and his coughing has slowed down, but we definitely want to try the Flovent and lower the pill dosage. However, training for the mask must start all over and the treat for putting up with it has been upped to something really good. We have a long way to go before attempting to actually use an inhaler again. It may be my guy is just more stubborn that those I have read about. There seem to be many success stories about cats using this device - check out YouTube. If you are reading this review, I assume you have an asthmatic cat. Be sure and check out a Yahoo group specifically for cats on inhaled medication (FAIM, for short) - [...]. There are lots of good hints and folks are quick to answer your questions. Update (11/23/12); We had our first 'puffing' session with the Flovent last night and he did amazingly well. I can't imagine any easier way to use an inhaler with a cat than the Aerokat. I had been putting the mask on without the unit and rewarding him with a treat if he even let it stay 1 second. When he got to the point where I could keep it there for 10 seconds, I started over with the entire unit. The longer it stayed on without him turning his head away hard enough for the mask not to be replaced into position, the more treats he got. Last night I loaded the unit and used the burrito method - I sat down, placed him with his back to me between my legs, held his head gently with my left hand and used my right one to place the mask and push the inhaler. He's not happy about it, but is cooperating and getting 4 treats for his effort. The group to check out is felineasthma_inhaledmeds on Yahoo. There is tons of information and people on board to answer your questions and provide help. I can't praise them enough. Update (12/31/12): After 5+ weeks using the Aerokat, Boots has been weaned off the prednisone and accepts his puffing sessions with grace. If I shake the treats bag, he will sometimes come to me on his own. The only thing he really doesn't care for is the after-session wipe down with a damp cloth. This is a great device, although expensive. In the long run, the cost will amortize out to next to nothing, but the hit to the pocket book in the beginning is a shocker. My advice to all is patience, patience, patience and treats, treats, treats! Update (1/21/16): After 3+ years, the unit is still in great shape. It can actually be washed on the inside to remove buildup, use a cotton tip to clear out the flapper area (very gently) to better see it. I did get a backup unit from a member of FAIM because I had read these had a 2 year lifespan - who came up with that number?. The mask with it is of noticeably inferior quality - the silicone/rubber is much thinner, so the masks may not last as long. However, the thicker mask with the unit I bought in 2012 is just as good as on day one. So, day be day, the cost for the unit amortizes out to less and less per day, but that still doesn't undo the sticker shock! For a unit that gets used for 3 puffs, twice a day, every day, even the back end insertion piece is holding up just fine. Note to newbies - asthma is not curable, so don't stop administering inhaled medication just because kitty is no longer coughing. That means it is under control. If coughing is continuing, you need a higher dose. You can do back to back with 110/125 mcg, but be sure to re-shake in between. 8/17/18: FAIM has moved to groups.io. Look for FelineAsthmaInhaledMedication. ## Features - The #1 Vet recommended easy-to-use AeroKat inhaler spacer for cats and kittens comes with two (2) masks for best fit. - Vet tested, cat approved: spacer for inhaler cat inhaler mask for cats with asthma, bronchitis, allergies, and breathing difficulties. - Effective treatment means better health: exclusive Flow-Vu inhalation indicator moves as your cat breathes to confirm correct use and medication delivery. - Reduced medication cost: makes more medication available for longer with low or no leaks - less waste saves money. - Easy to use: fits with any MDI metered dose inhaler, can activate inhaler into spacer away from cat to keep kitty calm. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 5,239 Reviews | ## Images ![The Original Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Flow-Vu Indicator - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61AulKSFwwL.jpg) ![The Original Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Flow-Vu Indicator - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81ncoFXRNJL.jpg) ![The Original Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Flow-Vu Indicator - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/810SDu4henL.jpg) ![The Original Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Flow-Vu Indicator - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/817yTxvTrjL.jpg) ![The Original Feline Aerosol Chamber Inhaler Spacer for Cats and Kittens with Exclusive Flow-Vu Indicator - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61MlaRdihoL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: what kind of inhaler do use with the areokat?** A: It can be used with any inhaler. Inhalers for cats have the same sized opening as for humans and the common opening fits into the Aerokat. **Q: releasing med: when hand over chamber then put mask on cat, or when mask on cat?** A: I take the end cap off the inhaler. I shake inhaler well for about 15 seconds. Then I insert the inhaler (fits perfectly into the back of aerokat chamber). I keep the inhaler pressed tightly into the chamber by keeping my palm pressed against the back of it. Then I depress (1) puff of the medication directly into the chamber (it will stay in the chamber a few seconds and the chamber will slightly cloud up). Then I immediately apply the aerokat with mask attached to my cats face and the flap will start moving back and forth. After 7-10 breaths, it's done and I remove the mask. I find this way works better because my cat is much more calmer and accepts the treatment better than if I depress the inhaler after putting the mask on my cats face. I think the sound it makes when you depress it scares the cat and he tenses up. **Q: Anyone know where i can get an "unmedicated" inhaler to use as practice and get my cat used to the air sound before actually using the medicine?** A: I don’t really see why you would need an actual inhaler to practice putting the mask on your fuzzy little friend. You can practice putting the mask over its face and just make sure it breathes between seven and 10 times using the visual aid. **Q: Does this aerosol chamber inhaler come with an additional larger mask or only one small mask?** A: It comes with a small kitten sized one and a larger one size fits most 7-15 pound (avg sized) cats. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So easy to use and is very effective. *by N***A on April 27, 2026* Our cat hates using this but she is asthmatic so she must. It has multiple nose pieces so it can fit different sized animal faces. The silicone is soft so it definitely does not hurt her at all. It has a nice little part that tells you the cat is breathing so it is very easy to use. The cost is a little high but it is a one time purchase because it will last indefinitely so that is not an issue. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just what the doctor ordered! *by K***N on November 3, 2012* Having discovered that my cat's asthma has taken a turn for the worse, I was advised to put him on Flovent twice a day. After searching the web for cats and asthma, I found out about this product. Shipment was quick, the product seems to be exactly what is needed to use an inhaler with a cat. Now comes the problem - the cat. We practiced for many days with just the mask until he would let me keep it on his face for over 10 breaths. There was no medicine involved (that is a whole other story). There is a little 'flapper' you can see move so that you can count the breaths. While waiting for the Flovent to arrive, we had to make a quick trip to the vet after a day of serious 'wretching'. I brought the Aerokat with me in case the vet decided a rescue inhalant was required (Albuterol), which it was. This was our first experience with mask and medicine. The cat was so traumatized by the visit to the vet that he sat there and breathed in exactly as directed. I was proud of us both! The vet wrote a prescription for the Albuterol and I got it filled on the way home. We were to use the inhaler every 30 minutes if the symptoms hadn't stopped. By the time we got home, they started again, so I tried to put the mask to his face and that was that. Apparently not having strangers around and being at home removed the trauma and there must have been some memory of inhaling the stuff. He went nuts. Both my husband and I tried 4 times, together and singly, before giving up. Agitiating the cat further was not helping. The albuterol he did get seemed to make an already irritated throat worse. The day after, the cat ate and drank very little. I upped his prednisone dosage by half a pill and his coughing has slowed down, but we definitely want to try the Flovent and lower the pill dosage. However, training for the mask must start all over and the treat for putting up with it has been upped to something really good. We have a long way to go before attempting to actually use an inhaler again. It may be my guy is just more stubborn that those I have read about. There seem to be many success stories about cats using this device - check out YouTube. If you are reading this review, I assume you have an asthmatic cat. Be sure and check out a Yahoo group specifically for cats on inhaled medication (FAIM, for short) - [...]. There are lots of good hints and folks are quick to answer your questions. Update (11/23/12); We had our first 'puffing' session with the Flovent last night and he did amazingly well. I can't imagine any easier way to use an inhaler with a cat than the Aerokat. I had been putting the mask on without the unit and rewarding him with a treat if he even let it stay 1 second. When he got to the point where I could keep it there for 10 seconds, I started over with the entire unit. The longer it stayed on without him turning his head away hard enough for the mask not to be replaced into position, the more treats he got. Last night I loaded the unit and used the burrito method - I sat down, placed him with his back to me between my legs, held his head gently with my left hand and used my right one to place the mask and push the inhaler. He's not happy about it, but is cooperating and getting 4 treats for his effort. The group to check out is felineasthma_inhaledmeds on Yahoo. There is tons of information and people on board to answer your questions and provide help. I can't praise them enough. Update (12/31/12): After 5+ weeks using the Aerokat, Boots has been weaned off the prednisone and accepts his puffing sessions with grace. If I shake the treats bag, he will sometimes come to me on his own. The only thing he really doesn't care for is the after-session wipe down with a damp cloth. This is a great device, although expensive. In the long run, the cost will amortize out to next to nothing, but the hit to the pocket book in the beginning is a shocker. My advice to all is patience, patience, patience and treats, treats, treats! Update (1/21/16): After 3+ years, the unit is still in great shape. It can actually be washed on the inside to remove buildup, use a cotton tip to clear out the flapper area (very gently) to better see it. I did get a backup unit from a member of FAIM because I had read these had a 2 year lifespan - who came up with that number?. The mask with it is of noticeably inferior quality - the silicone/rubber is much thinner, so the masks may not last as long. However, the thicker mask with the unit I bought in 2012 is just as good as on day one. So, day be day, the cost for the unit amortizes out to less and less per day, but that still doesn't undo the sticker shock! For a unit that gets used for 3 puffs, twice a day, every day, even the back end insertion piece is holding up just fine. Note to newbies - asthma is not curable, so don't stop administering inhaled medication just because kitty is no longer coughing. That means it is under control. If coughing is continuing, you need a higher dose. You can do back to back with 110/125 mcg, but be sure to re-shake in between. 8/17/18: FAIM has moved to groups.io. Look for FelineAsthmaInhaledMedication. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use inhaler *by A***R on April 5, 2026* Absolutely helped my kitty for many years. Used it for my cat PΕ«ce, when necessary, very easy to use. 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