Ozone Therapy For Dogs At Home
Ozone Therapy for Pets – At Home, With Confidence
What is Ozone Therapy?
Ozone therapy uses a supercharged form of oxygen (O₃) to support healing, reduce inflammation, and fight infection. It’s been used in human and veterinary medicine for decades—and now, you can bring this healing modality into your own home.
Unlike medications that mask symptoms, ozone gets to the root of imbalance—supporting the immune system, boosting oxygen utilization, and promoting tissue regeneration.
Why Consider Ozone for Your Pet?
Ozone therapy may be a powerful ally if your pet is dealing with:
Chronic infections – ears, skin, gums, or internal
Allergies or autoimmune conditions – reduces inflammation at the root
Cancer support – improves oxygenation and helps slow tumor progression
Liver or kidney disease – assists detox and organ function
GI issues – from chronic diarrhea to IBD
Pain and mobility concerns – especially for senior dogs
Post-surgical healing – speeds recovery and tissue repair
At the veterinary office, a single ozone treatment can run around $50–$100 per visit, and let’s face it—one treatment rarely moves the needle.
Now imagine having the same clinical-level tool in your own home…
Use it multiple times a week (or even daily during acute flares), across multiple pets, and at a fraction of the long-term cost.
It’s a game-changer for:
Homes with multiple dogs or chronic issues
Senior pets needing ongoing joint or organ support
Rescues, shelters, and fosters who are managing volume and budget
Pet parents who want to avoid the stress (and expense) of repeated vet visits
You don’t need a medical degree or vet license for your own personal use—you need the right tools and a little guidance.
How Can You Use Ozone at Home?
With O3Vets equipment, ozone therapy becomes a safe, effective home-use tool.
Common methods include:
Rectal insufflation – the go-to for systemic effects (great for gut and immune support)
Ear insufflation – for chronic ear infections or systemic impact via absorption
Ozonated saline or water – for wound flushing, oral rinses, or gut health
Ozonated oils – topical use for infections, wounds, growths, or skin irritation
Each setup can be customized based on your pet’s needs and your comfort level. I walk my clients through what’s right for their dog, step by step.
NOTE: Ozone must be used properly and not inhaled directly by people or pets. That’s why I recommend starting with the right equipment, training, and support.
Who Is Ozone Therapy For?
This is NOT a last-ditch tool—it’s a proactive wellness booster and a powerful support for serious conditions.
First-time holistic pet parents wanting to detox their dogs after years on meds or kibble
Pet parents dealing with complex conditions like cancer, organ failure, or chronic infections
Natural wellness enthusiasts who want to add a clinical-level tool to their home care arsenal
Rescue/shelter folks dealing with tough cases and limited resources
Aging dogs needing vitality support, tissue repair, and inflammation control
Why I Partner With O3Vets
Simple. Their gear is:
Safe – medical-grade and vet-approved
Accessible – designed for non-professionals with education and tech support
Effective – used in vet clinics across the country (and by folks like me at home)
Customizable – from full kits to basic units, they’ve got a match for every budget
I don’t just affiliate—I use their equipment. I recommend what works.
Need Help Getting Started?
If you’re considering ozone therapy but don’t know where to begin:
Let’s have a chat. I’ll help you figure out if ozone is right for your dog.
I’ll guide you on what equipment to get—and how to use it safely and effectively.
You’ll get follow-up support from me through my client forum or coaching packages.
Visit Ozone Apothecary: https://ozoneapothecary.com/?bg_ref=wF1Jjf2uTv for done-for-you products.
or Simply O3 targeted more at human options — but either can work for both :-)