Gizmodo (Feb. 20) – “As a surgeon routinely treating some of the most affected dogs and cats with BOAS, I agree that an individualized approach to identify and treat pathology in each pet is best for achieving successful outcomes,” said Heidi Phillips, a veterinary clinician and surgeon at the University of Illinois, commenting on a paper recently published in the journal PLOS-ONE.
Airway Obstruction Not Just for Pugs
