Dr Ema is an experienced brachycephalic specific Veterinarian performing proactive multi-level Brachycephalic Airway Improvement Surgery.
BOAS and Brachycephalic health consults are available virtually with minimal wait times.
Surgery and in person consults available at a variety of clinics in Brisbane and Sydney.
Ema also trains Veterinary professionals in BOAS, General Anaesthesia, Brachycephalic Welfare, Medicine & Surgery amongst other subjects.
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Helping Pet Parents - Brachycephalic Medicine & Surgery
Experienced Multi-level BOAS surgeon
(Frenchies, Bulldogs, Pugs, Boston Terriers, All Squishy faces)General Brachycephalic Surgery & Medicine
BAHA recommended expert brachy Veterinarian
Choosing a healthier pup & supporting ethical breeding
Breeding for health not looks
Second opinions, Revisions, Collaboration with your Vet
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Helping Veterinarians, Techs, Nurses, Students - Training & Education
In-clinic training ( Brachy medicine, surgery, welfare, BOAS, Anaesthesia…)
Surgical shadowing, one-on-one’s, seeing practice
VetPrac workshops
Case assistance, second opinions, protocols
FB group Brachycephalic Medicine & Surgery for Veterinary Professionals
What People Are Saying
“I had my 8-year old Charlie’s BOAS surgery done and it was absolutely beneficial. Zero regrets. I will always advocate for the older dogs benefitting from this surgery. The worst thing I ever did was listen to vets telling me he's too old. The BEST thing I ever did was contact Dr Ema Bowman.”
— Chelsea Moffitt
“Milo had BOAS surgery by Dr Ema Bowman in Brisbane a week and a half ago and she was amazing for anyone wanting an exceptional 5/5 vet in Brisbane! Milo had a couple of minor things happen in recovery over the first couple of nights and Ema supported me through them beautifully. I found her so caring, passionate and knowledgeable and overall Milo has had a dream recovery.”
— Jacquie Speirs
“Another recommendation for Ema Bowman at Vetkind Arana Hills. She did both of our pugs in June and they recovered so well. She explains the procedure in detail & shows photos. We were very confident leaving both our dogs in her hands.”
— Kylie Mattern
Dr Ema is a member of the Brachycephalic Welfare Association and is heavily involved in advocating for more ethical breeding.
“My dream is a career where BOAS surgery is no longer needed. But until then, I will continue to be a vocal advocate for every one of my brachycephalic patients.”