VetScalpel

VetScalpel The American-made VetScalpel® CO2 lasers are being utilized in virtually all veterinary soft-tissue For veterinary (non-human) use only.

Manufactured in the USA, the VetScalpel® CO2 laser sets the standard for performance and comfort in veterinary surgery. Recognized as the most ergonomic CO2 laser on the market, its design features a unique flexible-fiber delivery system and 'pen-like' handpieces. This allows veterinary professionals to hold the handpiece closer to the target tissue than any other CO2 laser, enhancing surgical pre

cision and safety. Coupled with its high-precision cutting, rapid tissue ablation, and instant hemostasis, the laser minimizes collateral damage, clears the operating field, and reduces postoperative pain. These attributes make it the top choice for virtually all procedures, including mass removals, elongated soft palate, stenotic nares, spays, neuters, intra-thoracic, urogenital, and oral surgeries. Its predictable and repeatable tissue responses further solidify its reputation as a reliable tool for veterinarians. For more details or to explore its full range of applications, please visit VetScalpel's website at vetscalpel.com. Our content on this platform is for educational purposes only and does not constitute veterinary medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified veterinarian before undertaking any animal medical procedure. View our full disclaimers: vetscalpel.com/info

05/29/2026
05/28/2026

Before BOAS corrective surgery, Lucky is shown struggling with labored breathing. BOAS can affect breathing, comfort, activity, temperature regulation, and overall quality of life in brachycephalic dogs.

Lucky received BOAS corrective surgery with a VetScalpel surgical laser to help provide relief from his breathing challenges. The video then shows Lucky 3 months after BOAS laser surgery.

For veterinarians, VetScalpel surgical lasers provide precision for delicate airway and soft-tissue procedures. For pet owners, early BOAS evaluation can help determine whether corrective surgery may be appropriate.

Special thank you to Boaz Man, DVM, for sharing the footage and supporting BOAS education.

Learn more: vetscalpel.com

Join VetScalpel at ECVC 2026! Visit us at Booth 36 to experience the new VetScalpel PRO+ surgical CO2 laser.See how Smar...
05/27/2026

Join VetScalpel at ECVC 2026! Visit us at Booth 36 to experience the new VetScalpel PRO+ surgical CO2 laser.

See how SmartSet Technology™ and LaserSurgeon Assist™ are designed to support consistent, efficient soft-tissue laser surgery, from incision and dissection to ablation and hemostasis.

Stop by the booth to try the laser, explore the handpieces, ask questions, and learn how CO2 laser surgery can help improve visibility, precision, and workflow in veterinary procedures.

Come try the new PRO+ model in person.

05/26/2026

Before-and-after stenotic nares correction using a VetScalpel surgical laser.

For brachycephalic dogs, narrowed nostrils can restrict airflow and make breathing harder. Stenotic nares are one part of BOAS and should be evaluated as part of a complete airway assessment.

VetScalpel surgical lasers help veterinarians perform precise soft-tissue airway procedures for appropriate patients.

Special thank you to Boaz Man, DVM, for sharing the footage and supporting BOAS education.

Learn more: vetscalpel.com

05/24/2026

Stenotic nares correction in a French Bulldog using a VetScalpel surgical laser.

For brachycephalic dogs, narrowed nostrils can restrict airflow and make breathing harder. This video shows how a precise laser incision can help open the nasal passages in appropriate BOAS patients.

Special thank you to Boaz Man, DVM, for sharing the footage and supporting BOAS education.

Learn more: vetscalpel.com

05/22/2026

Watch Dr. Jakub Kaczmarek, DVM, Dipl. ECVS, demonstrate a wide range of soft-tissue laser surgery techniques using the VetScalpel Surgical CO2 laser.

This video highlights excellent examples of scalpel-speed incisions, excisions, tissue dissection, and backstop techniques, with impressive hemostasis throughout. Featured procedure clips include mastectomy, partial cystectomy, limb amputation, cholecystectomy, and parapreputial incision.

Thank you to Dr. Kaczmarek for sharing these outstanding surgical examples and helping demonstrate the precision, control, and versatility of VetScalpel CO2 laser surgery in veterinary soft-tissue procedures.

Learn more about VetScalpel CO2 lasers: https://www.vetscalpel.com

05/22/2026

Before treatment, Kobi was shown to have labored breathing and overheating at the vet. For brachycephalic dogs, BOAS can affect breathing, comfort, activity, and quality of life.

Kobi received BOAS corrective surgery with a VetScalpel surgical laser to help provide relief from his breathing challenges.

Special thank you to Boaz Man, DVM, for sharing the footage and supporting BOAS education.

Learn more: vetscalpel.com

Join us this Thursday! Register for the free webinar: vetscalpel.us/may
05/19/2026

Join us this Thursday! Register for the free webinar: vetscalpel.us/may

Chronic canine pododermatitis can be frustrating to manage, but surgery can play an important role in the right cases. Join Dr. Jakub Kaczmarek on Thursday, May 21, for a free webinar on the surgical management of pododermatitis and the use of the CO2 laser in these challenging procedures.

This session will cover orthopedic contributors to mechanical pododermatitis, pre-op decision-making, surgical setup and positioning, case videos, laser settings, and post-op care. Register now to learn how CO2 laser surgery can help improve surgical efficiency and patient outcomes.

Register for the free webinar: vetscalpel.us/may

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