PET OXYGEN THERAPY GUIDE
Serene 3 vs. Serene 5: Which Should I Choose?
  • Serene 3 offers flexible flow settings, nebulizer support, and reliable oxygen output at the recommended 1–3 L/min range.
  • Serene 5 maintains 93 ± 3% oxygen concentration across 0.5–5 L/min, making it better suited for customers who need consistent higher-flow output or regular chamber use.
Common vet-guided use cases include senior pets, recovery care, breathing concerns, and pets who dislike oxygen masks.
Serene 5 is designed for home oxygen support, but oxygen therapy should be used under veterinary guidance. If your pet is struggling to breathe, seek emergency veterinary care immediately.
A simple 4-step chamber setup🐾
Vet-guided, safe, and calm oxygen care designed for home use

👉Why Pet Parents Choose Serene 5

🐾 Vet-Guided Use

🌙 Quiet Operation

⚙️ Adjustable Flow

🏠 Chamber Compatible

Product Details

Your Serene 3 package includes the essential accessories needed to set up oxygen support at home.

  • Oxygen Concentrator with AC Power Cord *1
  • Humidifier Bottle with Tube *1
  • Nasal Cannulas *2
  • Nebulizer Set *1
  • Replacement Primary Filter *1
  • Quick Operation Manual *1
  • Detailed User Manual *1
  • Power Supply: AC 230V/50Hz or AC 110V/60Hz
  • Power: 280 VA
  • Oxygen Flow:1-10 L/min
  • Oxygen Concentration: 93% ±3% (1-3 L/min), or up to 80%±3% (4-10 L/min)
  • Oxygen Supply Mode: Continuous
  • Noise: ≤48dB
  • Oxygen Concentrator Size: 45*34*25cm / 17.7*13.4*9.8in
  • Oxygen Concentrator Weight: 11.8kg / 26lbs
  • Package Size: 38*30*61.5cm / 15*11.8*24.2in
  • Package Weight: 13.4kg / 29.5lbs

--Regularly clean the exterior of the oxygen concentrator and gently wipe around the vents.
--Clean the nasal cannula at least once a week. If it is used daily, it is best to change the nasal cannula every two months. If you don't use it frequently, replace it every three to six months.
--The filter of the oxygen generator can remove dust, dirt, and pollen from the air. Cleaning the filter once a month can extend the service life of the unit.

Always use oxygen therapy under veterinary guidance. Check tubing connections before each use, keep the machine away from blocked vents, and clean or replace filters as recommended to help maintain stable performance.