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Thirty dogs presented with a history of chronic vomiting which did not subside after symptomatic medical management were included in the study. In all the dogs, clinical examination showed varying degrees of gastrointestinal involvement. All the animals were subjected for radiography to diagnose the cause of vomiting. Survey radiography aided and enabled in the diagnosis in 27/30 dogs with gastrointestinal affections as megaoesophagus, gastrointestinal foreign bodies, gastric dilation and volvulus, intussusception and megacolon. Accurate diagnosis helped to adopt standard protocols for the management of the conditions. Radiography proved to be a good and primary diagnostic tool for the detection of most of the gastrointestinal affections and helped in the selection of appropriate treatment modality