Considering that conventional radiographic examination does not provide detection of complex abnormalities, computed tomography and rapid prototyping are associated tools that allow accurate investigation by providing complementary notions of the anatomical structures involved. These technologies are currently being applied to presurgical training and planning, especially in the areas of neurology, traumatology, oncology, infectious processes and congenital abnormalities, enabling the definition of the best treatment protocol to be established (
BORDELO et al., 2018), as well as the correlation of morphological changes with the clinical situation of each patient (
BORDELO, 2018), in addition to providing the spatial dimensioning of the area of interest. Because they are noninvasive techniques, they provide exploration of different tissues, contributing to the quality of the diagnosis without harming the animal (
LORIGADOS; PINTO, 2013). This article focuses on a malformation linking the trachea, esophagus and adjacent areas in a male French bulldog puppy using CT and PR techniques to aid the diagnosis and prognosis.