OxyVita · Oxygen-rich water for animals

Why is oxygen
essential
to the lives of our
companions?

OxyVita, the oxygen-rich water. Pets or horses: a natural water for their vitality, recovery and everyday well-being.

18 to 20
mg/L
of dissolved oxygen, roughly 2× more than ordinary water

18 to 20 mg/L

of dissolved oxygen
(vs. ≈ 9 mg/L for ordinary water)
[N8] [N10]

pH 7.5

A slightly alkaline water, with no additives
[N14]

– 6,5 %

only after 5 days with the bottle open
[N14]

Since 2004

studied by universities, public institutes and a hospital
[N2] [N5] [N12] [N14]

The essentials in 20 seconds

An exceptional water
for their vitality

  • Like us, dogs, cats and horses get their energy from oxygen, converted in the mitochondria.
  • OxyVita contains 18 to 20 mg of dissolved oxygen per litre, about twice as much as ordinary water [N8] [N10].
  • Rats drinking oxygen-enriched water had an arterial partial pressure of oxygen of 335 mmHg, compared with 188 mmHg with tap water [N2].
  • An additive-free, slightly alkaline water (pH 7.5), which showed no cytotoxic effect in the laboratory [N12] [N14].
OxyVita water being poured into a glass

How does oxygen work in their body?

The same mechanism as in humans

The lungs take in oxygen, the heart pumps it, the blood carries it to the cells, and the mitochondria use it to produce the energy needed for every movement, every heartbeat, every tissue repair. Hence the value of an oxygen-rich water: animals and humans alike depend on this vital element.

Lungs

take in oxygen

Heart

pumps it

Blood

carries it

Mitochondria

produce energy

Drop of pure water on the water’s surface

Which animals is it for?

Oxygen-rich water for animals: suited to all their needs

Sporting dog running in the grass

Sporting dogs

Canicross, agility, hunting, herding or sled dogs: to support training and recovery with an oxygen-rich water: active animals, high needs.

Rider with her horse

Sport
and leisure horses

Before and after work, during competitions and in periods of intense heat.

Senior dog lying on the floor

Senior animals

An oxygen-rich water to make every bowl an everyday act of care.

Oxygen-rich water for animals: cat drinking from its bowl

Cats that drink little

Fresh, regularly renewed water encourages them to drink more. Oxygen-rich water, better-hydrated animals.

Convalescent dog wearing a cone collar

Convalescent
animals

After surgery or illness, when the body needs to rebuild: an oxygen-rich water, alongside veterinary care.

How to introduce OxyVita?

A gentle transition

25 %

Day 1

25% OxyVita

50 %

Day 2

50% OxyVita

75 %

Day 3

75% OxyVita

100 %

Day 4

100% OxyVita

A spotless bowl

Stainless steel, ceramic or glass, washed every day.

At room temperature

Never heated, and the bottle kept out of the sun [N8].

Day to day

An oxygen-rich water: pets and horses simply drink it instead of their usual water.

On the move

Take a bottle and a foldable bowl with you.

For horses

Serve in a clean bucket, before and after exercise, and during periods of intense heat or transport.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions, our answers

  • Will my animal notice a difference?

    OxyVita is a clear, additive-free water. A gradual transition over a few days allows your animal to adopt it naturally.

  • Can I share my bottle with my dog?

    Yes: simply pour the water into its bowl. Avoid letting it drink directly from the bottle, and recap the bottle straight away.

  • Is OxyVita suitable for exotic pets (rabbits, birds, rodents)?

    OxyVita is an additive-free water. For exotic pets, ask your vet for advice before changing their drinking water.

  • How much should I give my animal?

    OxyVita simply replaces its usual water: let it drink freely, as usual, and refresh the water in the bowl every day.

  • Can I use it alongside veterinary treatment?

    OxyVita is a drinking water and is in no way a substitute for treatment. If your animal is under medical care, talk to your vet.

  • How should I store the bottle?

    Recap it after each serving and keep it at room temperature, out of the sun [N8] [N14].

What the studies measured

Concrete results in animals

Blood oxygenation

PLOS ONE (2021)

Rats drinking oxygen-enriched water had an arterial partial pressure of oxygen of 335 mmHg, compared with 188 mmHg with tap water [N2].

Cellular tolerance

Budapest (2010)

No cytotoxic effect observed on human cells; cell viability of 109.2% of the control [N12].

General support

Budapest (2009)

Significant increase in NK cells and in the defence capacity of neutrophils in healthy volunteers [N5].

Discover OxyVita

Give them an exceptional water

They lift our spirits every day. Now it is our turn to take care of their vitality, glass after glass, bowl after bowl. Oxygen-rich water, animals full of vitality: that is the OxyVita promise.

Snowy mountain landscape

Sources

  1. [N1] 2019 Nobel Prize in Medicine — William Kaelin, Peter Ratcliffe and Gregg Semenza.
  2. [N2] Khoo J. et al. (2021), PLOS ONE 16(7): e0254619.
  3. [N5] Biró A. (2009), National Institute of Chemical Safety (Hungary).
  4. [N8] Institute of Isotope Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (2010).
  5. [N10] U.S. Geological Survey, dissolved oxygen solubility tables (DOTABLES).
  6. [N12] Kocsis Z. (2010), MTT test, National Institute of Chemical Safety (Hungary).
  7. [N14] Szalkai I. — Functional water — Kaqun water, University of Debrecen.
  8. [N7] OxyVita scientific library — all the detailed studies.
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