Symptoms often include loud breathing, exercise intolerance, and coughing. Diagnosis is made using laryngoscopy under sedation, along with blood and imaging studies to rule out underlying causes.
Surgical treatment, such as laryngeal tie-back, is recommended for moderate to severe cases. This procedure opens the airway and greatly improves quality of life.
Our anesthesia team uses specialized protocols for airway surgeries, ensuring safe induction and recovery. Pain control and oxygen therapy are prioritized throughout.
After surgery, pets are monitored closely and typically show immediate improvement in comfort and energy.
Animal Surgical Care of PA provides leading care for laryngeal paralysis in Pennsylvania—where expert airway management meets heartfelt compassion.