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Electrochemotherapy is a local ablative treatment modality that uses direct delivery of electric pulses to change cell membrane permeability to enhance the intracellular accumulation of intra‐tumoral or intravenous injection of cytostatic drugs (most commonly bleomycin). Electrochemotherapy has been shown to be effective for local control of canine MCTs either as a sole treatment or in combination with surgery and should be considered as another local treatment option, especially for MCTs located on the limbs (Lowe et al. 2017).