Melanoma In Grey Horses
Melanoma In Grey Horses . It is proposed that, in grey horses, a disturbance in melanin metabolism and transfer associated with progressive greying of the hair, due to increasing the horse described in this report had multiple small perianal masses consistent with the benign melanomas reported in approximately 80% of aged. If this grey has everything you want in a horse and it's just the melanoma that is a question then get a second opinion from another vet and if they agree. Melanomas in horses generally fall into one of three classifications. Melanomas are most commonly, although not exclusively, associated with grey horses of a certain maturity. Although melanomas can be a serious problem in some grey horses, vets will tell you that most will die of something besides the melanomas. Melanoma occurs frequently in grey horses, in three histopathologically defined clinical patterns. But grey horses can suffer from melanomas and that is one thing that does set them ap...