Laryngeal paralysis is a condition most commonly seen in older large breed dogs however may also be seen due to other causes including congenital, it is rare in cats. Diagnosis can be challenging.

Some cases may be managed medically however surgical intervention is generally required. The prognosis for animals without signs of generalised neuropathy is very good.

In this informative and engaging lecture Philip Moses looks at how to approach and manage these difficult cases confidently.

With over 20 years’ experience treating airway disorders in dogs Philip is widely regarded as one of Australia’s leading authorities on surgical management of airway disease in dogs and cats.