Description
The number of brachycephalic patients, particularly dog breeds such as the French Bulldog, Pug and English Bulldog being presented to the clinic has seen a substantial increase over recent years. They present not only for investigation of disease regarding their respiratory system, but also for many other medical and surgical conditions that may necessitate anaesthesia. Their airway and gastrointestinal disease give the veterinary team a number of considerations that are likely to require addressing in order to minimise the risk of anaesthesia, and facilitate a smooth and successful procedure. This webinar will focus on those considerations and discuss an approach to managing the brachycephalic patient.