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The BOAS Man, Dr. Boaz Man

By |May 2nd, 2026|Latest News|

Thankful for this BOAS article & for dvm360 & adam_christman. Being part of a team that is always striving to elevate veterinary care is a privilege. Helping raise awareness about Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome is central to our mission bocamidtownevet as no dog should ever struggle to breathe.

Kelce’s Laser Nose Job

By |May 2nd, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

A Laser Ala Vestibuloplasty doesn’t just make nostrils bigger— it allows us to carefully remove the clogs inside the nostrils called the alar folds which block airflow. Our Vetscalpel laser allows us to precisely mark the area & remove it without causing bleeding. This game changing procedure seals blood vessels, nerve endings, & lymphatics as [...]

Louis’s BOAS Story

By |May 2nd, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Louie’s breathing struggle didn’t have to be his normal. With advanced CO₂ laser airway surgery, relief is possible. Breathing isn’t a luxury — it’s a right. Using a state-of-the-art carbon dioxide VetScalpel laser, we corrected his airway with a minimally invasive approach — less pain, less bleeding, less swelling, no sutures, & a faster recovery. [...]

What Every New Puppy and Kitten Owner in Boca Raton Needs to Know About Deworming

By |March 15th, 2026|Cats, Dogs|

Florida is genuinely excellent at growing things, and unfortunately that extends to intestinal parasites. The warm, humid conditions in South Florida accelerate the lifecycle of common parasites like roundworms, hookworms, and giardia, which means puppies and kittens in Boca Raton face a higher baseline level of environmental exposure than their counterparts in colder climates. Add [...]

Smart Gear Choices to Prevent Injury and Behavior Problems

By |March 1st, 2026|Cats, Pet Tips|

The pet product market is massive, creative, and occasionally terrible at disclosing risk. Retractable leashes with thin cords that snap or wrap around limbs. Choke chains and prong collars that create chronic neck pressure and pain with every pull. Poorly fitted harnesses that cause repetitive rubbing injuries on long walks. Chew toys that can fracture [...]

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