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Dr Boaz Man the Bulldog Vet

By |August 17th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Sometimes the best cover story isn’t about fame—it’s about giving a dog the gift of breathing. Introducing the newest stars of Bulldog Magazine—Jace & Hazel! These incredible bulldogs went from struggling to breathe to breathing & thriving after minimally invasive BOAS laser surgery. Their transformation is a reminder that every bulldog deserves the chance to [...]

Jace the Frenchie Pet Parent Testimonial after BOAS Laser Surgery

By |August 17th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Meet Jace, a sweet Frenchie who couldn’t sleep because he couldn’t breathe. His family was exhausted from worry. With the right minimally invasive laser surgery, his airway was opened, his breathing eased, & now he can finally rest like every dog deserves. Checkups like Jace’s remind us why sharing these stories matters. There’s so much [...]

Gucci’s Laser Nose Job for Stenotic Nares

By |August 17th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Gucci’s Laser Ala Vestibuloplasty opens the nose by removing airway blockages inside the nostrils called alar folds. Benefits of this minimally invasive laser procedure: Opens entrance to nose for better airflow Removes tissue that blocks breathing Minimizes bleeding, seals blood vessels Reduces swelling, sealing lymphatics Reduces pain by sealing nerve endings Promotes faster healing No [...]

Sam’s BOAS Laser Surgery

By |August 17th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Sam was struggling to breathe, an animal welfare issue called BOAS. After careful exams, we provided minimally invasive laser surgery to open both his nose & his throat. That means less bleeding, less swelling, no sutures, no cone of shame & a smoother recovery with his pet parents by his side. The result? Easier breathing, [...]

Lily the Pekignese & BOAS part 1

By |August 17th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery|

Did you know that Pekingese can suffer from Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) ? If your dog snores loudly, struggles to breathe, pants excessively, or sounds abnormal, don’t ignore it. If it doesn’t sound normal, it’s likely not normal. Lily also had a large “big rope”—the skin fold above the nose that is common in [...]

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