The Metro newspaper recently featured a rescue cat by the name of Alma that has benefited from inhalation therapy using the AeroKat feline aerosol chamber.
Alma had been diagnosed with feline asthma and her veterinarian immediately reached for the AeroKat to control her symptoms. Read the full article here
“Rescue cat that needs an inhaler for her asthma finds a forever home“
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