“We’re so happy to have the system up and running—already over 40 hours on it. We probably would’ve run out of all 10 tanks this weekend without it. Instead, the system never switched over to traditional tanks. Without the new generator, we would have been rationing oxygen and begging for an expensive emergency tank delivery.
Even when things didn’t go to plan during the install, I always felt Airnetic was making an honest effort to get it done, control costs, and communicate well throughout the process. We’re grateful for the support and the outcome.”
Dr. Erik Madison, Emergency Pet Hospital of Collier County
Emergency Pet Hospital of Collier County had their new medical-grade oxygen system fully installed and operational just ahead of a demanding weekend. The hospital experienced a surge in patient volume and anticipated going through their full inventory of ten oxygen tanks. With the Airnetic on-site oxygen generator, they didn’t need to use a single backup tank. The system ran without interruption, and no emergency deliveries were needed.
This level of performance had an immediate impact. The hospital avoided costly last-minute logistics and was able to maintain focus on patient care. The oxygen delivery system functioned exactly as intended, supporting high-volume use without requiring staff to monitor tank levels or adjust clinical workflows.
Every veterinary equipment installation comes with site-specific challenges, and this project was no exception. What mattered most to the team at Emergency Pet Hospital of Collier County was how the unexpected was handled. As Dr. Madison noted, Airnetic’s team stayed engaged throughout. When issues came up, they were addressed quickly and with full transparency. There was no finger-pointing or delays—just steady, consistent communication and a clear focus on completing the work efficiently.
From initial planning to system activation, the process remained collaborative. Even with changing circumstances, the team worked to control costs and avoid unnecessary disruption to the hospital’s operations. That kind of consistency is often the difference between a straightforward install and a drawn-out one.
Hospitals specializing in emergency veterinary care don’t have the luxury of downtime or margin for error. Patient volume can shift without notice, and the resources needed to respond must be reliable. The ability to generate oxygen on-site allowed Dr. Madison’s team to operate without concern for tank levels, external deliveries, or rationing.
This is especially important for emergency hospitals, where oxygen usage can spike without warning. An on-site generation system offers control and stability in environments where those are often in short supply.
This project delivered more than just equipment, it also strengthened the hospital’s veterinary infrastructure. The system provided uninterrupted performance during a demanding weekend and reduced their dependence on costly emergency deliveries. Just as important, the installation process remained steady and transparent, even when plans shifted. Dr. Madison’s feedback reflects the kind of partnership we work to build: grounded, reliable, and focused on outcomes.
