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Izzy’s BOAS story & minimally invasive laser surgery solution

By |July 6th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Izzy the French Bulldog reminds us that it’s time to recognize BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome)—an animal welfare issue affecting many of America’s most popular short-nosed dogs. French Bulldogs are about 17 times more likely to be affected, followed by English Bulldogs at 12 times & Pugs at 10 times. But BOAS can affect any [...]

Pet Parent Testimonial after BOAS laser surgery

By |July 6th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Bruno struggled to breathe, but shortly after BOAS laser surgery he was breathing easily & living happily. Recovery is typically smooth, with minimal complications, giving dogs like Bruno a second chance at a full, active life. And recently, a study confirmed that the VetScalpel laser—used for airway correction—has fewer complications than other surgical tools. So, [...]

Bentley’s Airways Unlocked after BOAS laser surgery

By |July 6th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

10 seconds: Bentley’s airway unlocked. Bentley’s elongated soft palate was like an impenetrable wall in his throat, blocking airflow with every breath. This common problem in short-nosed dogs can lead to snoring, noisy breathing, exercise intolerance, overheating, sleep disturbances, & a reduced quality of life. Using minimally invasive VetScalpel CO₂ laser surgery, we carefully removed [...]

The “Breathless Breed” & solution explained by Dr Boaz Man

By |July 6th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Did you know the “Breathless Breed” is also America’s most popular dog breed? Their little throats are often blocked by extra tissue, the elongated soft palate, leaving them gasping for every breath. Imagine a flap stealing your air—that’s the reality for them. They choke, gag, regurgitate, aspirate, snore, can’t sleep, can’t exercise, overheat, become oxygen [...]

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