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- Inability to get food down
- Regurgitation
- Dilated/stretched esophagus
- Stunted growth
- Breathing problems
- There is only one type of persistent right aortic arch that can occur in dogs
- The severity can range from mild to moderate and even to severe
- The severity of the issue will play a role in diagnosis, treatment, and recovery of this issue in your dog
- Other names PRAA is known by include vascular compression of the esophagus or vascular ring anomaly
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