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Our Squamous Cell Carcinoma Program for horses consists of 3 products aimed at targeting the carcinoma from all angles. These herbs target those aspects of the immune system which allowed the carcinoma to develop in the first place. It contains specific formulations, used internally and externally, that support skin health and the body systems in rejecting the carcinoma.
The program is offered at a 15% discount on the individual product prices.
Squamous Cell Carcinoma Internal 200ml
Squamous Cell Carcinoma Topical 200ml
Squamous Cell Carcinoma Ointment 200gm
Squamous cell carcinoma is the 2nd most common tumor occurring in horses. Common locations of this cancer include the skin, genital area and stomach but up to 50% of cases may involve the eye. The cause of squamous cell carcinoma, involving the ocular structures in horses, is not entirely known.Â
SCC often appears as a tumor or ulcer on the skin. SCC can be differentiated from less serious conditions by its irritated or bleeding appearance. It is commonly found around the eye or in the eye itself, on the prepuce or penis and around the vulva. When metastasis occurs, local lymph nodes are generally the affected sites.
Our Squamous Cell Carcinoma Program for horses consists of 3 products aimed at targeting the carcinoma from all angles. These herbs target those aspects of the immune system which allowed the carcinoma to develop in the first place. It contains specific formulations, used internally and externally, that support skin health and the body systems in rejecting the carcinoma.
The program is offered at a 15% discount on the individual product prices.
Squamous Cell Carcinoma Internal 200ml
Squamous Cell Carcinoma Topical 200ml
Squamous Cell Carcinoma Ointment 200gm
Squamous cell carcinoma is the 2nd most common tumor occurring in horses. Common locations of this cancer include the skin, genital area and stomach but up to 50% of cases may involve the eye. The cause of squamous cell carcinoma, involving the ocular structures in horses, is not entirely known.Â
SCC often appears as a tumor or ulcer on the skin. SCC can be differentiated from less serious conditions by its irritated or bleeding appearance. It is commonly found around the eye or in the eye itself, on the prepuce or penis and around the vulva. When metastasis occurs, local lymph nodes are generally the affected sites.
