TEN BEST KEPT SECRETS FOR TREATING CATS WITH CANCER

摘要

Squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) occur mostly in adult cats, especially around the head and neck and particularly the ears, nose, and eyelids of cats lacking cutaneous pigment. In these locations, the tumor is sunlight-induced in the same manner as described for dogs. Siamese cats appear less likely to develop cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma than other felidae.' In a series of 90 cats with nasal planum SCC, 66 cats (73%) had some white skin or hair color.'