Because Dogs Need the Occasional Oxygen Boost When Flying, Too [Dogs]

This can be a very niche product for a.) people who would like to move overseas with their dogs, or b.) Mariah Carey. Who knew dogs needed additional oxygen supplies when flying at altitudes above 8,000 feet?

Developed by 4 Paws Aviation, the Supplemental Oxygen Supply Hood aims to ward of hypoxia, keeping enough oxygen floating on your pooch\’s bloodstream so he can keep a major smile on his face like the model-dog above. Though I will be able to\’t say for certain that dog is really alive, mind you.

With an identical design to the cone used by vets to keep dogs from licking wounds, the hood is fastened by velcro and attaches to either an oxygen bottle or the oxygen supply onboard the plane.

In case it truly is all sounding like an exceptional Idea, you’re interested to hear that the company also produces clothes, earmuffs and \” doggles\” for the canine species, too. [4 Paws Aviation via GizMag]

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