Advocating for Pets’ Well-Being “Pets enrich our lives without asking for anything in return. They offer unconditional love, and as pet owners, we want to ensure we’re providing the best care for them.” As the medical director and owner of Boca Midtowne Animal Hospital, Dr. Boaz Man has spent over two decades in [...]
Proud to represent rossvetschool & thankful to be living my dream as a veterinarian serving our community.
One of the many reasons I love being your veterinarian !
A DOG who STRUGGLES to BREATHE CAN’T THRIVE or enjoy being ALIVE Try to PINCH your NOSE & BREATHE through a STRAW. SMUSHED faced dogs (Frenchie’s, Pugs, English Bulldogs, Shih Tzus, & Boxers) are BRACHYCEPHALIC BREEDS They possess the flat face, pushed-up Nose, narrow nostrils, & large eyes Unfortunately, brachycephalic dogs often have a hard [...]
Nothing is stronger than the human animal bond & being your veterinarian is a responsibility that we take seriously. We hope you enjoy learning about our practice & how we care for your fur babies.
Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine alumnus, Boaz Man, DVM ’04, has spent 20+ years advocating for pet health. With a focus on holistic veterinary care, he shares insights on improving animal well-being and supporting pet owners. Learn how he's championing veterinary care.
Boaz Man, DVM ’04, shares insights on the importance of the human-animal bond, the Fear Free movement and the future of veterinary education and care. “Pets help us. Pets never ask us for anything. They just provide us with love. And as pet parents, we want to know that we’re doing the best thing for [...]
In 2022, for the first time in 31 years, the Labrador retriever was dethroned as the most popular by the French Bulldog, and the French Bulldog continued on its winning streak into 2023. With the rise in popularity of the French Bulldog, there has been a rise in brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS) cases in [...]
Feeling privileged to share my story & represent Rossvetschool I am honored to part of a progressive movement that is addressing Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome in General Practice.
