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we are considering adopting a boston terrier that has been
Sent to Pet Experts December 20 09:40 PM

We are considering adopting a Boston Terrier that has been rescued. The report says that she has a mega esophagus and has to stand on her hind legs to eat to keep from getting choked. Can you explain what this is and is it treatable with surgery?

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Age: >12; Female; Breed: Boston Terrier

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December 20 10:23 PM (43 minutes and 20 seconds later)
         
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