Teach Any Cat AeroKat* - Asthma Inhaler Training with a Certified Behaviorist

Learn how to train any cat to use the AeroKat* Chamber and asthma inhaler with step by step guidance from a Certified Clinical Animal Behaviorist.
Feline or cat inhalers require the use of a mask and chamber to deliver the medication. Your cat too can learn to use the aerosol chamber mask to get away from the side effects of systemic medications.
In this overview video you will learn the core concepts needed to be successful.
Other videos in the series:
Teach Any Cat AeroKat* - Asthma Inhaler Training with a Certified Behaviorist
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Teach Any Cat AeroKat* - 1: Creating Comfort
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Teach Any Cat AeroKat* - 2: Building Confidence • Teach Any Cat AeroKat*...
Teach Any Cat AeroKat* - 3: Applying the Mask • Teach Any Cat AeroKat*...
Teach Any Cat AeroKat* - 4: Extending the Duration • Teach Any Cat AeroKat*...
Teach Any Cat AeroKat* - 5: Inhaling the Medication • Teach Any Cat AeroKat*...
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[@dekcarc]

This looks like it would take months, if it's even possible after my first couple attempts with my cat freaking out. Good luck if your cat needs this NOW, like mine.

[@Heather-fz6xe]

For play motivated kittens and cats, you can have playtime after introducing the mask

[@ShellSmiley]

Thank you for this because my cat HATES the chamber but is vey food motivated. I just don’t hav a clicker or things like that. She puts her face in cups for water so I’m thinking she doesn’t mind small spaces for her face, but to replace water with treats and see what happens.

[@livilovesyou3]

About how long should the introduction process take? My vet said he needs to start the medication straight away.

[@chicchi19771]

How long does the mask need to stay on the cat’s face? How many breaths? I’ve been training my cat to lick Churus from inside the mask. Can they lick the mask and still inhale the medication?

[@ailidh-Bcn]

if the valve is moving it means the cat is breathing so I guess he is breathing it, about breaths I heard is 10 to 15, 10 breath is enough but 15 is better if you can.
if you teached him to lick from inside the mask, now when he doesn't use the mask, put it on his face without using it, and after, give him churus to lick directly from the package, so he will associate the use of the mask with the treat, and not from licking it,but only give him the treat when he doesn't lick it

[@ericthomas5440]

After how much training days or weeks the cat accept to do it please ?

[@BIBLE-a-s-m-r]

Great but my cat can barely breathe so
She’s not that relaxed I don’t know how to do this please help I will never give her up she’s my heart

[@vickenator]

You might need to have someone else hold her while you apply the mask to her face for the prescribed duration so she gets the medication she needs. I think these are good tips and tricks but it does look like it would take a long time to train a cat to be comfortable with it.

[@amyturner6275]

I'm hearing you

[@amyturner6275]

My guy freaks out and runs away . I prayed for help and found this video .

[@amyturner6275]

I think I need sonone to help@@vickenator

[@kaylassoundbathsanctuary]

Can you train an older cat that’s never had training like this before? My cat is 5 years old.

[@vermontmike9800]

This is slightly delusional. This would take a long time for a cat to be trained on this. By the time you order this, the cat needs his doses ASAP. No time for training. It’s a struggle every time.

[@TrudellAnimalHealth]

Hello - We know it's hard to believe but most cats learn to do this in just 4-6 days (check out the data to support this statement on our website). We completely agree that getting your cat to take the medication so they can feel better is critical; we hope you will trust the thousands of cat parents that use the AeroKat* when their cat is needing their emergency inhaler or for treatment of a flare-up, and try it out. Wishing your little one a quick recovery!

[@The_10th_Man]

Ads in the instructions for your product? Low class

[@Catnipfumar]

get an ad blocker lots are free for basic use like blocking ads in youtube videos.

[@scully47]

I don’t see anything wrong with that. People may be interested in it. At least it’s relevant, unlike the ads I get.