
Being dependant on oxygen doesn't mean your life is over. I've found it opens doors where I never knew they existed. This blog is to help those who live with oxygen needs. It is also for the spouses, children, and others who help the individuals who are on oxygen to lead a quality life.
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What do you do when you live on oxygen as I do and have 2 cats? One of said cats likes to chew on canulas. I'll wake up in the morning and check my canula and there will be little tiny kitty teeth puncture holes in the location of my canula where it's run under my bedroom door. Since I close the door at night, my cat, Mary, hates being left out. So, I assume this is biting is her payback to me. What do I do about it?
I have to go into the kitchen where I keep my packing tape. No No... I don't intend to package up my kitty and send her away. I do, however cut strips of tape to wrap around the canula where the holes are. That seems to help. I often have to ask for another 50 ft. canula from the Oxygen Refill guy.