What is BOAS
Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome, commonly known as 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,
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TPLO Recovery
It can seem very daunting when faced with a 12-week recovery period after your dog’s TPLO procedure. However, to give your dog the best chance to be able to enjoy full use
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Hiatal Hernia in Dogs, Symptoms, Treatments, and Recovery
Hiatal hernias can be an unpleasant condition for dogs, but with our expertise here at Northwest Referrals, we can ensure that your pet receives a swift diagnosis and the correct treatment. It
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Common Symptoms of Brain Tumours in Dogs
As a pet owner, you know your pet best, and should always discuss any marked changes in your dog with your vet. One of the most common signs of brain tumours in
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IVDD in Dogs | The Speedo Mick Foundation
With the consent of Speedo Mick, in order to raise awareness for this critical disease we are able to share a timeline of events taking us through the ups and downs of
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“Bella” the French Bulldog
A 4 year old French bulldog named Bella was referred to the Northwest Referrals with a recent history of acute neck pain and screaming in pain.
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“Bumblebee” the Patterdale Terrier
A 7 year old Patterdale terrier named Bumblebee was referred to the Northwest Referrals with a history of fits and low blood glucose concentration, increased appetite and shaking.
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BOAS in Dogs Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
Those flat faces and snuffles may be cute, but they can lead to BOAS, otherwise known as Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome. If you love the look of flat-faced dogs, make sure you
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Phil Collins
Phil; a 4 year old, male, cocker spaniel, was referred to Northwest Referrals with a painful neck. On examination his general mobility was within normal limits however this pain resulted in stiffness
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Sidney Henson
Patient X; a 3-year-old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier was referred to NWR with a history of a continuous cough for approximately 8 months following a run out in a corn field.
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