Dr Boaz Man’s BOAS Webinar

By |October 8th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery, In the news|

If you’re a veterinarian seeing brachys struggle to breathe, join my upcoming webinar for a practical look at what’s changed in BOAS surgery—and what’s now possible in general practice. Through real cases, surgical footage, and before-and-after outcomes, we’ll explore: Why BOAS remains underdiagnosed and undertreated Why early conversations and intervention matter Which cases may be [...]

French Bulldog Breeding & BOAS

By |August 18th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery, In the news, Latest News|

Cuteness should never come at the cost of breathing. Over time short nosed dogs have been bred for flatter & cuter faces which brought chronic airway blockage. Noisy breathing, gagging, heat intolerance… those aren’t quirks. They’re red flags of Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome. As pet parents, our job is to notice those signs, speak up, [...]

Frenchie Breathing Problems & Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome & Dr Joe Owens

By |August 17th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery, In the news, Latest News|

Breathing is life & oxygen is not optional & we all share a duty to help pets & people recognize suffering. In short nosed breeds like Frenchies, English Bulldogs, Pugs, Boston Terriers, Pekingese, Pomeranians, & even mixed breeds although struggling to breathe may seem common, it’s never normal. We must notice the signs— noisy breathing, [...]

Dr Boaz Man interview on BOAS for Las Vegas News Channel 3, Part 1

By |July 9th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery, In the news|

From battling aspiration pneumonia to becoming a shining BOAS ambassador, Gunner went from struggling to breathe to teaching the world how to thrive. After a minimally invasive laser surgery, he not only found his breath—he found his voice! Now, on Las Vegas news, he’s inspiring pet parents everywhere: every pup deserves a chance to breathe [...]

Dr Boaz Man interview on BOAS for Las Vegas News Channel 3, Part 2

By |July 9th, 2026|Boas Laser Surgery, In the news|

From Boca Raton to Las Vegas — this week I’m teaching veterinarians how minimally invasive CO₂ laser nose & throat surgery is helping short-nosed dogs finally breathe & thrive. Using a special carbon dioxide laser from Vetscalpel we remove airway obstructions in the nose & throat. We’re talking about a minimally invasive procedure that helps [...]

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