Aim: It was conducted that a retrospective evaluation of cases diagnosed as neoplasms according to operative, clinical, histopathological and radiological examinations in 58 dogs that were examined at University Animal Hospital between 2006 and 2010.

Materials and Methods: The tumoral cases had been evaluated according to race, gender, age of dogs, characteristics and location of the neoplasms, and applications of treatment.

Results: Surgical treatment was applied in 48.3% of the cases, chemotherapy was applied in 20.7%, both surgical treatment and chemotherapy were applied in 5.2% of cases, and levamisole and/or autovaccination were aplied 13.8% of cases. Euthanasia was applied in 12% of cases. Chemotherapy was used primarily on transmissible venereal tumors, and papillomatosis cases were treated with levamisole and autovaccination. Among the diagnosed neoplasms, 53.4% were benign and 46.6% were malignant.

Conclusions: This retrospective evaluation revealed differences in the treatment methods and results of dog neoplasia in Konya region. Moreover, venereal tumors could be treated with chemotherapy (vincristine), while papillomas could be treated with levamisole and/or autovaccination.