Wolfie “Version 2.0” is BREATHING GREAT 2 months after BOAS Laser Surgery !

Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome has gone VIRAL ! What are your thoughts on why BOAS is such a HOT TOPIC ?

Everything about this place is outstanding. From our initial call with Dr. Boaz Man, we felt genuinely cared for. We were reassured every step of the way that our Frenchie, Apple, was in the best hands. Dr. Man & his team always greeted her warmly—even getting down on the floor to make her feel at [...]

Though Cavaliers don’t have the extremely shortened skull typical of brachycephalic breeds, some can have a moderately short muzzle that can cause similar airway issues. Cavaliers may be prone to: 1. Elongated Soft Palate: This can interfere with breathing, especially when they are excited or exercising. 2. Snoring & Noisy Breathing: This can sometimes be [...]

Introducing Rico “Version 2.0” 10 weeks after BOAS Laser Surgery

It’s all about OPENING the AIRWAYS in these FLAT FACED/SHORT NOSED Brachycephalic Breeds ! Tua the 2 year old frenchie suffered from Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) BOAS is an ANIMAL WELFARE ISSUE caused by anatomical abnormalities in the respiratory structures. BOAS symptoms can include & result in exercise intolerance, open mouth breathing, rapid breathing, [...]

Nothing is more REWARDING than helping Brachycephalic dogs BREATHE & THRIVE !

Frenchie_Gizmo412 SLEEP APNEA is GONE 5 days after BOAS Laser Surgery ! Sleep apnea is common in Frenchies & Extreme Brachycephalic (short-nosed) Breeds. Their flat face & narrow/compressed airways, makes it difficult for them to breathe properly, especially during sleep. The condition is part of a broader set of respiratory issues known as Brachycephalic Obstructive [...]

Pugs have a 10 times higher risk for an ELONGATED Soft Palate. This occurs when the soft tissue at the back of the roof of the mouth is too long for the dog’s shorter skull, causing breathing difficulties. This excess tissue blocks the airway, leading to problems like snoring, noisy breathing, gagging, or difficulty exercising. [...]