When breathing doesn't come easy: Emergency and anaesthesia management of the BOAS patient. New York Vet 2019 Brachycephalic pets are becoming increasingly

Brachycephalic pets are becoming increasingly popular with ownership spiking in recent years

and palliative care

The feline population is increasing and there are now as many feline pets as there are canine pets in the U

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BOAS patients can have anything from one of the associated BOAS conditions to several

When breathing doesn't come easy: Emergency and anaesthesia management of the BOAS patient. New York Vet 2019 Brachycephalic pets are becoming increasinglyBrachycephalic pets are becoming increasingly popular with ownership spiking in recent years. Brachycephalic breeds are associated with several conditions, including respiratory diseases, such as brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS) and aspiration pneumonia, gastrointestinal disorders such as gastro oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) and hiatal hernia, ophthalmic conditions, spinal disease, and emergency presentations such as heatstroke