Free BOAS consultation - June 2024

We're offering a free consultation for brachycephalic pets showing signs of BOAS between 3^rd – 14^th  June 2024.

As summer fast approaches, the warmer weather can cause potential health problems for brachycephalic breeds.

‘Brachycephalic’ is the scientific term given by vets to any dog or cat with a short or flat face.

‘BOAS’ stands for Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome which can effect brachycephalic breeds.

We are offering free consultations to brachycephalic pets to ensure owners are fully equipped with the knowledge to make informed decisions about their pet’s wellbeing and general health.

What symptoms should I be aware of as a pet owner?

As a pet owner, it’s important to be mindful of any symptoms your pet may be experiencing.

• Noisy breathing
• Poor exercise intolerance
• Difficulty eating
• Vomiting and regurgitation
• Collapse or fainting
• Disrupted sleep
• Heat intolerance.

Brachycephalic dog breeds include:

• English Bulldogs
• Pugs
• Pekingese
• Boxers
• French Bulldogs
• Boston Terriers
• Shih Tzus
• Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.

If you think your pet is experiencing symptoms of a BOAS, please contact your regular vet.

Does your pet qualify?

Speak to your regular vet to be referred to Swift Referrals for a free BOAS consultation. There are limited consultations available therefore, being referred early is recommended.