This retrospective study provides an extensive evaluation of feline squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), comparing oral and cutaneous SCC, as well as different oral/cutaneous sites, with respect to sex, age, breed, and coat length. It was based on 4300 SCCs submitted to LABOKLIN GmbH Sphynx had more on the trunk. These findings emphasise SCC as a crucial differential diagnosis for oral and cutaneous lesions, even in young cats.
Riedl et al. (Thu,) studied this question.