DOI: 10.36347/sjavs.2016.v03i03.015

Pages: 242-245

Sticker tumor or transmissible venereal tumor (TVT) is a contagious cancer of high prevalence in dogs which spread usually occurs through sexual contact. Macroscopically are cauliflower-like and can be pedunculated, nodular, papillary or multilobulated. During palpation, the tumor shows firm consistency, friable and hemorrhagic. Often the surface displays ulcerations. Clinical signs associated with cytology findings allow the diagnosis of the disease. This report aims to describe the clinical and cytological findings of a Plasmacytoid Sticker Tumor diagnosed in a male canine, as well as the involution of the tumor after the established antineoplastic therapy.