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The article presents a case report on the treatment of stage IV nasal carcinoma in a dog. Nasal carcinoma is a common neoplasm in canines, and its staging is based on the local extent of the disease. In this case, palliative radiochemotherapy with carboplatin and radiation was used as treatment. After the treatment, a significant clinical improvement was observed in the patient, with a decrease in symptoms and the size of the neoplasm. It is concluded that radiochemotherapy can be a viable therapeutic alternative for advanced stage nasal carcinoma. [Extracted from the article]

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