Sarcoids
Sarcoids in horses are the most common skin tumour found in equines and, although they may look like warts, they are locally destructive and are therefore considered by many vets as a form of skin cancer. Prompt treatment is recommended as they are usually easier to treat when they are small.
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Sarcoids in horses: what every horse owner needs to knowBy Carol Phillips Published
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Sarcoid prosecution shows need for vet attention rather than using home remediesBy Eleanor Jones Published
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Owner who used home remedy on horse’s sarcoids found guilty of welfare offenceBy Eleanor Jones Published
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At the cutting edge: equine eyelid surgeryBy Andrea Oakes Published
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Donkey on the mend after charities step in to provide ‘life-saving’ sarcoid surgeryBy Lucy Elder Published
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Rescued cob who ‘died’ for 45 minutes survives cancer and losing sight in one eye to return to workBy Eleanor Jones Published
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3 of the most common types of cancer found in horsesBy Horse & Hound Published
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Top vet warns against treating sarcoids with toothpasteBy Sophia Heath Published
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Donkey with sarcoid the size of grapefruit treated at Donkey SanctuaryBy Amy Mathieson Published
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Mistletoe extract found to treat sarcoids in horsesBy Horse & Hound Published
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Spindles Farm horse to undergo radiation treatment for sarcoidsBy Amy Mathieson Published
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Scientists believe they have found a new cure for equine sarcoidsBy Horse & Hound Published
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Can horses catch sarcoids off cattle? H&H explains…By Horse & Hound Published
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A horse with sarcoids: to buy or not to buy?By Horse & Hound Published