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ENT Module — Ear, Nose & Throat
Assessment of ENT symptoms in your dog.
Based on the OTIS-3 score and BOAS classification.
In case of severe respiratory distress, cyanosis, or laryngeal obstruction: call your vet immediately or dial votre emergency vet.
Step 1 of 4 — Breed
What is your dog's breed?
Breed determines genetic ENT predispositions.
👂 Breeds prone to chronic ear infection
💨 Brachycephalic breeds at risk of BOAS
🐾 Other breeds
Step 2 of 4 — Symptoms
Which symptoms do you observe?
Select all symptoms present. Each symptom contributes to the risk score.
Step 3 of 4 — ENT Assessment
ENT Assessment
Answer these questions to refine the assessment. Take a photo of the ears if possible.

👂 Ear and respiratory examination

Visually assess your pet's ear condition and breathing.

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Take a photo of the ears
The photo will be included in the PDF report
Step 4 of 4 — Clinical context
Let's clarify the context
This information refines the ENT risk assessment.

Symptom onset

Ears affected

Symptoms worsened by heat or exertion?

Brachycephalic animal (flat-faced)?

LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCY
Contact a vet immediately
URGENT CONSULTATION
See your vet today
WATCH CLOSELY
Vet appointment within 24–48 hours
MONITORING
Stable situation — Monitor regularly