Oesophageal foreign bodies are common in dogs and may cause partial or complete oesophageal obstruction. The oesophageal foreign bodies were diagnosed in 103 dogs, dogs were presented to Clinic for Surgery, orthopedics and ophthalmology at University of Zagreb and dogs were included in this study. Successful endoscopic removal was possible in 59 dogs, and in 44 dogs oesophageal foreign body was removed by oesophagotomy. Data about the dogs diagnosed with oesophageal foreign body, collected from the 2007 - 2016, has been analyzed and statistically processed. The results were compared with the previously published studies. The oesophageal foreign bodies may cause early complications such as oesophagitis, oesophageal perforation, pneumothorax, mediastinitis and aortic perforation. Furthermore, delayed complications may develop including oesophageal stricture or diverticulum formation and broncho-oesophageal fistulas. Based on the results, in the end we can conclude that this study confirms that the complications of endoscopic and surgical removal of a oesophageal foreign body are common. Serious complications occur if the foreign body remains in the esophagus for a longer period of time, complications can occur regardless of the method applied, but incidence is lower with endoscopic removal of foreign body. In cases in which endoscopic removal is unsuccessful or may lead to further iatrogenic oesophageal damage, oesophagotomy is an effective anad valuable method and can be performed with good outcomes. These results will be used in future studies of oesopheal foreign body in dogs, and will contribute to the diagnosis, treatment, reducing postoperative complications and improving their resolution.