A case of vaginal hyperplasia occurred the last trimester of pregnancy in a Kangal bitch

Vaginal hyperplasia is characterized clinically as the protrusion of edematous hyperplastic mucosa tissue through vulvar lips. Generally, it formed during proestrus and estrus periods in dogs. In this case report, 12 months old, pregnant Kangal breed dog with a mass vagina was presented pre postoperative findings. The bitch without any genital problems at pro/estrus stages mated about two ago. During clinical examination, detected that second stage labor had type III vaginal hyperplasia. After delivery nine puppies complication, placed under general anesthesia hyperplasic removed surgically. Although no history bitch, fact observed last trimester pregnancy remarkable. Interestingly, did not cause dystocia all puppies’ case. conclusion, dogs, routine exams should be performed once least until parturition to control structural integrity.