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This frenchie’s nose is open for the chance to truly breathe & thrive. No more struggles. Just sweet, peaceful breaths.
Join my Webinar Above & Beyond the Scalpel, How Laser Surgery Transformed my Solo Veterinary Practice Learn how laser surgery unlocked the ability to optimize surgery & perform new procedures, including BOAS corrective surgery. I will share the role of laser surgery technology in my practice over the years & discuss the benefits of adding [...]
Frenchie health checks are essential for French Bulldogs due to their unique anatomy & predisposition to several medical conditions. These flat-faced (brachycephalic) dogs are especially prone to breathing difficulties, skin issues, joint problems, eye issues, heart abnormalities, & spinal abnormalities. Early detection through routine veterinary exams helps us distinguish minor concerns from major health crises. [...]
Some BOAS laser surgery goals include: 1. improve daily breathing (increase airflow & oxygenation) 2. improve exercise intolerance & improved activity & energy level 3. quicker recovery after exercise 4. reduce open mouth breathing by breathing through nose 5. improve sleep (reduce sleep apnea events) 6. reduce regurgitation (aerogastric disorders) 7. reduce risk of overheating/heatstroke [...]
Imagine having a piece of meat stuck in your windpipe ? An elongated soft palate is an animal welfare issue.
Kali the playful Frenchie had a big heart and a tiny nose. Behind her snorts & snuffles was a daily struggle—her nose was so tightly pinched, she could barely breathe. Walks left her gasping & sleep came with choking. Her family thought it was “just how Frenchies are.” But then she had a simple laser [...]
Kali’s BOAS PLAYLIST included wheezing, gagging, choking, retching, snorting, choking, & snoring. The SOUNDS of an Active Airway Obstruction are NOT CUTE & require EARLY RECOGNITION & appropriate INTERVENTION.
Lilo’s airway obstruction in her throat was caused by a flap known as an elongated soft palate. One afternoon, during a simple game of fetch, she froze mid-run—her mouth wide open, tongue out, gasping for air. Her family panicked as her breathing turned into a harsh, choking sound. Her airway was too crowded for her [...]