Bella – a lovey 5-year-old crossbreed female was referred to Northwest Referrals with a history of chronic ear infection. Needless to say, how uncomfortable it was for her.
One day Ozzy unfortunately when exercising became really lame and painful and was not able to walk on right hind leg.
BOAS: Brachycephallic Obstructive Airway Syndrome, refers to a group of conditions that affect the airway system of certain breeds of dogs.
An MRI or CT provides your veterinary professional with internal images of your pet. This can be extremely useful, even vital, in the correct diagnosis of certain conditions, which may not be apparent from external examination.
Post TPLO surgery, to give your dog the best chance to be able to enjoy full use of his operated limb again, and go back to running around with his friends, you will need to make sure that you manage his recovery.
BOAS, is a condition that occurs in certain breeds of dogs, where their shortened nose causes narrowing of their airways, an overly long soft palate, laryngeal collapse, and various other problems with their breathing.
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