Equine Squamous Cell Carcinoma Explained: Early Signs Every Horse Owner Must Know

Описание: Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common skin cancer in horses, and in this video we’re sharing our real experience managing equine SCC in two of our lesson horses. If your horse has pink skin, light pigmentation, or unexplained scabs around the eye or sheath, this is something every horse owner needs to understand.

We talk about:

Early signs of squamous cell carcinoma in horses

Why pink skin horses are at higher risk

Common locations (eye, eyelids, sheath, and penis)

How veterinarians diagnose SCC

Typical treatment options, including surgical removal and cisplatin

Why routine eye exams and sheath exams matter

The truth about fly masks and UV protection

The good news? Equine squamous cell carcinoma is often manageable when caught early. Regular veterinary exams and knowing what to look for can make a huge difference in your horse’s outcome.

⚠️ Always consult your veterinarian if you notice unusual scabs, masses, or non-healing lesions on your horse.

👉 Stay tuned for our upcoming video where we show the full treatment process.

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⏱️ Chapters

00:00 — Intro: Our Horses’ Diagnosis
00:24 — What Is Equine Squamous Cell Carcinoma?
00:35 — Risk Factors (Pink Skin & UV Exposure)
01:55 — Treatment Options Explained
02:19 — Why Routine Exams Matter


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