3 of the most common types of cancer found in horses
The bad news is that horses can suffer from various forms of cancer. The better news is that most cancers in horses are rare and many are relatively benign
The bad news is that horses can suffer from various forms of cancer. The better news is that most cancers in horses are rare and many are relatively benign
While these growths used to be dismissed as just unslightly, the potential dangers of melanomas are now more widely understood
‘No one wanted to put Hudson down but we had to consider what was best for him and whether he would cope with one eye’
A promising new therapy for melanoma, shown to increase survival rates in dogs, could work for horses, too. Rosie Naylor MRCVS reports
Eye tumours and cysts are some of the most common equine ophthalmic problems. Philip Ivens MRCVS reveals how pioneering methods are making treatment more successful
A mare who endured 2 operations and 8 weeks of chemotherapy last summer jumped double clear at the Royal International Horse Show
The Animal Health Trust (AHT) has begun building a new cancer centre at its Lanwades Park base in Suffolk — but needs to raise £1.5 million to complete the project
Penile cancer is the second most common form of cancer in equines, so what are the early warning signs?
A human melanoma vaccine is undergoing clinical trials, could this be the first step towards a solution for horses?
All you need to know about foot tumours in horses
Veterinary advice on the form of cancer most common in grey horses
Hoof pain is the reason for most lamenesses with benign tumours in the hoof — keratomas — being one unusual cause