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If you’re a proud pet parent to a French Bulldog, Pug, English Bulldog, or any of those adorable “smush-faced” breeds, you know the love is immense—and so are the potential vet bills. These breeds, known as brachycephalic dogs, are unfortunately prone to certain health issues, especially respiratory conditions like Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS), eye

If you’re a parent to an adorable flat-faced dog, their health is your top priority. You love their snorts and grumbles, but you also worry about their breathing. When your vet mentions BOAS surgery, your first thought is “Yes, whatever it takes,” but your second thought is almost always, “…how much is this going to

Choosing the right pet insurance for a flat-faced breed like a French Bulldog or Pug can feel overwhelming. You know the risks, and the biggest one on your mind is likely BOAS. The potential cost of surgery is scary, which makes finding the right policy essential. This leads to the ultimate showdown and a crucial

Hey Frenchie (or Pug, or Bulldog!) parents! We all adore those squishy faces, but let’s be real: they come with unique health considerations. If you’ve spent any time researching pet insurance for your brachycephalic (flat-faced) buddy, you’ve probably stumbled upon the dreaded phrase: “pre-existing condition.” When it comes to something like BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway

Hey there, fellow Frenchie lover! If you’re a parent to a French Bulldog, you’re familiar with the adorable snorts, goofy grunts, and the world’s best cuddles. But you’re probably also aware of their unique health needs. One of the biggest concerns for Frenchie parents is BOAS, or Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome. It’s a scary-sounding name,