Say no to a clogged nose & yes to better breathing.

When a blockage is inside your dog’s nose, widening the outside with a wedge is just not enough. Think of a plumber widening a pipe’s entrance but leaving the clog inside.

So what’s the solution? We use a precise, minimally invasive carbon dioxide laser to remove the obstructing alar fold inside the nose—no sutures, with less bleeding & swelling, & no cone of shame to support an easier recovery.

Clear the blockage. Let the air in. Let your dog breathe.

Schedule a veterinary consultation today to find out if BOAS laser surgery can help your dog breathe more comfortably.