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This is a study of a case of transitional cell carcinoma of the urinary bladder in a dog. Clinical and radiological signs were inconclusive. The morphology of cells exfoliated from the tumour was very similar to that of cells exfoliated from transitional cell carcinomas in human patients. On the basis of this information a diagnosis was made which was confirmed at post-mortem examination. The findings in this case report demonstrate the usefulness of this technique in the diagnosis of poorly differentiated transitional cell carcinoma.
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