BOAS Surgery for French Bulldogs
10 listings · Checked October 2026
Most French Bulldogs have some degree of brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS). These surgical teams list airway surgery, such as nostril widening and soft palate correction, among their services. BOAS guide
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BOAS Surgery by state
Lake Emma Animal Hospital
Caroline B. Hecker, John J. Dee, Tami Groberg and Elizabeth Wilder
Purdue University Veterinary Hospital – Small Animal Soft Tissue Surgery
Dr. Marije Risselada and Dr. Stephanie A. Thomovsky
Schwarzman Animal Medical Center – Surgery
Dr. Pamela Schwartz, Dr. Robert Hart, Dr. Daniel Spector and Dr. Jonathan Ferrari
Summit Veterinary Referral Center – Surgery
Dr. Andrew Hofeling, Dr. Stephanie Loomis, Dr. Mike Weh and Dr. Jennifer Weh
UF Small Animal Hospital – Soft Tissue & Minimally Invasive Surgery
Dr. J. Brad Case, Dr. Kat Ham, Dr. Alberto Oramas and Dr. Rachel W. Williams
Questions
How many boas surgery are listed?
We list 10 across 8 states, checked October 2026 against professional directories and each practice's own website.
How do I choose a BOAS surgery service for a French Bulldog?
Ask how many flat-faced and chondrodystrophic dogs they see, how they handle sedation and heat with brachycephalic breeds, and how they coordinate with your regular vet. For any sudden back pain or weakness, see a vet in person first.