Otis Before & After BOAS Laser Surgery
From SNORING to SOARING, Otis is BREATHING & THRIVING ! Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) is an Animal Welfare Issue.
From SNORING to SOARING, Otis is BREATHING & THRIVING ! Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) is an Animal Welfare Issue.
This is more than a nose job, it’s a second chance. Every breath matters. For too long, too many brachycephalic dog breeds have struggled in silence, gasping, snorting, fighting just to do what every dog deserves: simply live. What may have looked like “cute snorts” were cries for air. Today, thanks to life-changing BOAS laser [...]
My dog Cece needed BOAS surgery & I couldn’t recommend them enough. Dr. Man & his staff have been the best from start to finish & then some. From answering every question, to giving exceptional care to our girl. From the constant check in’s on how she is doing. We drive from NJ to Boca [...]
When cute turns critical, a respiratory emergency is no laughing matter. Immediate care is vital for brachycephalic patients affected by BOAS. These dogs don’t just snore; they suffer, & it’s a constant fight for air. No dog should have to fight this hard just to breathe. Let’s raise awareness & advocate for better breeding practices.
Is your Frenchie snoring, snorting, or struggling to breathe after playtime? It could be an ELONGATED soft palate ! This is when the soft tissue at the back of the roof of the mouth is too long & thick. In short nosed, flat-faced breeds like French Bulldogs, it can block the airway, making it hard [...]
Meet Vino the most charming little Frenchie in all of Florida (and possibly the snortiest). Ever since he was a pup, Vino had trouble breathing. His adorable little nose? Practically sealed shut. He had stenotic nares, meaning his nostrils were too narrow to let in enough air. Walks? Exhausting. Playtime? Over in minutes. Snoring? Let’s [...]
Yuki’s breathing & appearance improved significantly after his BOAS laser surgery. Immediate care is vital for brachycephalic patients affected by BOAS. These dogs don’t just snore; they suffer, & it’s a constant fight for air. No dog should have to fight this hard just to breathe. Let’s raise awareness & advocate for better breeding practices. [...]
The term “Breathless Breeds” has been used to describe Brachycephalic Dogs affected by Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS). Here we can see an example of an Elongated Soft Palate & Laser Surgery to correct this Active Airway Obstruction.