Our pets practically live outside in the bright Arizona sun. Wherever pets spend a lot of time outdoors in the bright sun, those UV rays are having an effect.
Skin cancer is common more so in cats.
These are cats that have white hair, light pigmentation and they develop squamous cell carcinoma. That can be on the end of their nose, on their ear tips, around their eyes, and it certainly can be a problem for them. Dogs that lie upside down in the bright sun are putting their undersides at risk for skin cancer, too. Support your favorite school while you shop online All the finest educational tools for learners of all ages.