Vol. 9, Issue 1, Part T (2024)

Author(s): Yamuna C, M Prasanth Kumar, S Kantharaj, H Hemalatha, K Murugavel and UMA

Abstract: A five-year-old pluriparous pug was presented with the history of abnormal vaginal growth for the past two weeks. General clinical parameters were normal. Per vaginal examination revealed presence of hard mass on the vagina. Under general anaesthesia, the mass was surgically excised and post-operative care with antibiotics and analgesic was given for seven days. Histopathology revealed the mass as vaginal fibroma. The animal had uneventful recovery post-surgery after a week.