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Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome Health Assessment

Date: 20 May 2019
By: admin
Tags: breathing, dogs, health, pets, vets

Do you have a dog with a flat face or a short nose?

If you answered yes to any of the above, then your dog may be suffering from a condition called brachycephalic syndrome, which literally means short skull.

This can be a worrying but common condition in short nosed breeds like English bulldogs, Pugs and Boxers. It needs your immediate attention, as sadly the signs are often picked up too late. This syndrome can make your dog susceptible to skin infections, heart and eye problems but the most serious threat to your dog’s welfare is the struggle to breathe, unfortunately the condition can cause severe suffering and sometimes even death.

Luckily there is a solution and we have the skill and expertise here at Streatham Hill Veterinary Surgery to diagnose and treat your precious pet. Simply book an urgent appointment with our lead surgeon Gabriella Pape, who has extensive training and great experience in diagnosing and treating this condition successfully. Helping to improve the quality of life of dogs who have undergone treatment to rectify this worrying problem.

During your appointment Gabriella and the team will carry out a series of tests with your dog that will assess whether your dog is suffering from this syndrome. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the assessment will take approximately 60 minutes which is no time at all for an appointment that could change, even save the life of your little friend!

Call us now on 020 8674 3525 or book an assessment now.

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