It’s so important to go to a vet that specializes in this particular breed, I can’t stress this enough.  A lot of vets aren’t great with this breed which will end up costing you more and affect your frenchies health. Many vets say they are good with frenchies most aren’t, unfortunately some vets see this breed and take advantage of the families that own them. We will do what we can to help you find a good vet in your area. Tip: French Bulldog breeders usually know where the best bulldog vets are, ask them what vet they use and even if the vet is 1-2 hrs away, it’s worth the drive.

Don’t take health advice from Facebook French bulldog pet groups. I see so much misinformation in these groups. Reach out to us, we have been through almost every scenario with our own frenchies. 17+ years of experience and raising a squad of frenchies the entire time. If you have one of our pups you can reach out to us anytime.

🚩 Vet red flags. If your vet is recommending nose/nare or pallet surgery when you bring in your new puppy you might want to try a different vet.  Breathing surgeries should only be discussed when your baby is fully grown and IF they are having difficulty breathing.  Some vets will push these surgeries on all frenchies, surgeries should only be done when they are needed. Again if you have one of our babies reach out to us for any advice/recommendations we are always here.