Finally a Calm Rhythm
Our vet prescribed Flovent and we dreaded every session. Seeing the indicator move with her breath took my anxiety away — we can stay consistent now.
Maya R., Denver
The only spacer with a built-in Comfort Feeder, so your cat actually lets you place the mask, instead of batting it away.
In Australia, a metered dose inhaler (MDI) is often called a puffer. This cat puffer spacer is a cat aerosol chamber for use with the puffer and routine your veterinarian has recommended.
Device only, MDI inhaler not included. Pairs with your vet-prescribed inhaler.
Vet-informed design · Latex & BPA free · Australia-wide delivery · 30-day returns
The removable Comfort Feeder lets you pair mask introduction with a small amount of a familiar treat (churu, lickable paste, or wet food). Most cats start associating the mask with reward, so daily sessions feel less like a fight.
Some cats take to the mask right away. Others need a reason to lean in. Comfort Feeder gives them one: a familiar treat that turns resistance into a routine, session by session.
Use treats your vet approves. Never force a session — consistency matters more than duration.
A high-sensitivity flow vane moves back and forth with each inhalation. It’s your visual confirmation that the mask is sealing and the dose is being inhaled. Many basic spacers offer no such cue — owners guess.
Aim for 5–7 visible breaths per puff, as recommended by many veterinary inhaler protocols (always defer to your vet’s instructions).
Static electricity causes aerosol particles to stick to chamber walls. Neobay’s inner surface is treated to reduce static, so more medication stays suspended in the chamber — ready for your cat’s next natural breath.
Follow the included cleaning instructions to preserve anti-static performance over time.
When a metered dose inhaler (MDI) sprays directly at a cat’s face, much of the medication never reaches the lungs. A valved holding chamber (spacer) holds the dose briefly so your cat can inhale it at their own rhythm.
Without a spacer
Cats resist the puff. Much of the medication never reaches the lungs.
With a basic spacer
The dose is held, but you can’t always tell if your cat inhaled it.
With Neobay
Comfort Feeder eases mask acceptance. Flow Indicator shows every breath.
Same category — different everyday experience.
Feature availability on other spacers varies by brand and model.
Our vet prescribed Flovent and we dreaded every session. Seeing the indicator move with her breath took my anxiety away — we can stay consistent now.
Maya R., Denver
The Comfort Feeder turned mask time into treat time. Still following our vet’s plan — but the daily routine feels doable now, not like a fight.
Jordan P., Seattle
My partner and I take turns giving doses. The four-step rhythm is simple enough that we’re consistent with each other. Cleaning is also a non-issue.
Andrea L., Toronto
Our clinic uses a different chamber. Neobay made the at-home transition smoother — the indicator was the missing piece for us.
Sam K., Austin
Device only. MDI inhaler sold separately.
Typical kit contents: anti-static chamber, two mask sizes (Small + Medium), and a removable Comfort Feeder. The MDI inhaler is not included.
Simple enough to repeat every day.
Prepare the MDI. Remove the cap, shake 4-5 times, insert into the chamber back-piece.
Set the reward. Place a familiar treat in the Comfort Feeder.
Fit the mask. Gently apply the mask, ensuring a seal.
Deliver the medication. Press the MDI once. Watch the indicator, count 5-7 breaths.
Let your cat explore the device before the first treatment. If they startle at the MDI sound, press it into the chamber before applying the mask.
Disassemble. Remove the backpiece, Comfort Feeder, and mask only.
Soak. Soak parts 15 minutes in lukewarm water with mild detergent.
Air dry. Shake out excess water, air dry vertically. Do not rub dry.
Reassemble. Reinstall components only when completely dry.
Clean weekly. Replace after 12 months of continuous use.
No. The Neobay chamber does not contain medication. It is a delivery aid used together with a veterinarian-prescribed inhaler.
In Australia, an MDI is often called a puffer. Neobay is a cat puffer and spacer accessory that holds the dose briefly while your cat breathes through the chamber, following the medication and routine your veterinarian has recommended.
Neobay was designed to reduce common administration friction: a removable Comfort Feeder, an anti-static chamber, and a visual breath indicator so you can build a calmer routine with clearer feedback.
The Comfort Feeder is Neobay’s removable treat attachment. You can add a small amount of sticky treat or wet food to help your cat build a positive association with the mask. It is removable for cleaning.
Neobay includes a visual breath indicator that moves with your cat’s breathing. This helps you confirm that the mask is sealed and that your cat is inhaling through the chamber.
Neobay is made with premium pet-safe materials, including food-grade, BPA-free, and latex-free silicone. The mask is designed to feel soft on sensitive whiskers while remaining durable for daily use.
Disassemble the parts and wash them in lukewarm soapy water. Let the parts air dry vertically before the next use. Do not rub the chamber dry with a towel, as this can create static.
We want you to feel confident trying Neobay at home. If you’re not satisfied with your purchase, you may request a refund within 30 days of delivery. Please refer to our full Return Policy for details.
If you are unsure whether Neobay fits your cat’s inhaler or your vet’s plan, message us. We would rather get you the right product than the nearest one.
We ship from regional warehouses and respond within one business day.
Neobay is a cat spacer accessory for use with a veterinarian-prescribed MDI inhaler. It does not contain medication.
MDI inhaler not included. Use the inhaler and routine recommended by your veterinarian.
For cats only. Not for human use.
Neobay supports a calmer home routine. It does not replace professional veterinary care.