Oxygen Systems for Small Animal General Practices
A general practice that runs surgery and recovery at the same time needs oxygen at more than one station — and cylinders make that a constant supply puzzle. A 20 LPM on-site system supplies concurrent stations continuously on a flat monthly subscription.
Subscription pricing
Most general practices start on the 20 LPM Plan at $544.44/mo and step up only if they add ICU cages.
| System | Monthly |
|---|---|
| 10 LPM Plan | $184.56 |
| 20 LPM Plan | $544.44 |
| 40 LPM Plan | $912.28 |
| 80 LPM Plan | $1,235.14 |
Built for general-practice oxygen demand
Routine surgery, dental, anesthesia, and recovery often happen at once in a GP setting. A 20 LPM generator supplies multiple stations simultaneously so your team is never rationing oxygen or waiting on a tank swap.
Fixed cost as you grow
As caseload grows, cylinder costs grow with it. On-site generation holds your oxygen cost flat regardless of volume, which makes budgeting predictable as your practice expands.
What is included
The subscription bundles the 20 LPM generator, installation, preventive service, and continuous oxygen-purity monitoring into one monthly payment, with no upfront capital purchase.
Key benefits
- Supplies concurrent surgery and recovery stations
- 20 LPM capacity for a 2–3 vet general practice
- Flat monthly cost regardless of caseload
- No cylinder rental, delivery, or hazmat fees
Frequently asked questions
Why 20 LPM for a general practice?
A 20 LPM system supplies more than one oxygen station at a time, which matches how a general practice actually runs — surgery and recovery concurrently — without cylinder supply gaps.
What if we add a third vet or ICU cages?
Practices that add ICU oxygen cages or a third active suite typically move up to the 40 LPM system. ON2 helps you right-size as you grow.
Is there a big upfront cost?
No. It is a monthly subscription that includes equipment, installation, and service — so there is no large capital purchase.
Match a system to your general practice
Get a 20 LPM subscription quote and compare it to your current oxygen spend.