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Thanks to K9 Mask® Business Partners for Our Success

December 03, 2020

K9 Mask® by Good Air Team as seen on Shark Tank Season 12 Episode 6 would like to thank the many partners who help us protect pets from air pollution. We could not succeed without the help of various vendor relationships to create a business where we empower pet owners to protect their pets.

Here is a list of hardworking and helpful partners that make K9 Mask® successful:

K9 Mask® on "Shark Tank" November 20 from 8-9pm EST/PST on ABC

November 16, 2020

Austin, Texas — Austin entrepreneur Kirby Holmes and his cousin Evan Daugherty will be featured on the hit television show "Shark Tank" on Friday, November 20, at 7 pm on ABC (CST). Kirby and Evan are co-owners of Good Air Team LLC, an Austin based company that created the world's first air filter mask specifically designed for dogs called K9 Mask®. It is a wearable air filter mask for dogs to protect them from the short and long-term health dangers of breathing toxic air from smoke, ash, dust, smog, chemicals, pollen, allergens, ozone, and bacteria. Pet owners in an air pollution crisis can now choose pure air for their dogs. More...

The Psychology Behind Your Dog's Happiness

November 03, 2020

Many people have discovered during this pandemic that staying home with our pets is a new level of connection. Do you love working with your dog at your feet? Have your ever wondered: What is my dog learning when she stops to sniff the crisp fall air? What is he thinking when he stares at me while I type on my computer? Are my dogs happy?

How Does Smoke Inhalation Affect Your Dog?

What to Do if Your Dog Inhales Smoke

October 09, 2020

Smoke inhalation injuries in your dog can occur with exposure to smoke in large or small quantities. Fires produce a variety of damaging substances, each of which can affect a pet’s airways, lungs, and overall well-being. Factors that play a role in smoke inhalation include...

How Does Wildfire Smoke Impact a Dog's Health?

September 23, 2020

Wildfires in the western United States this year have already proved to be massive and stunning. Wildfires burning across California, Oregon, Colorado, and Washington are producing soot, ash, and smoke filling the air amid searing heat. Thick clouds of ash particles are wafting over cities and rural areas turning the Bay Areas’ sky orange? The tiny particles that comprise smoke are scattering the longer light wavelengths of reds and oranges to overwhelm the shorter wavelengths of blue, dimming the...