“…Angiomatosis is a complex of proliferative vascular lesions with several clinical and pathological manifestations, presenting with single or multifocal distribution and affecting the skin and other various organ systems (RICHARD et al, 1995;DIAZ-DELGADO et al, 2012;LUDWIG et al, 2015;HENDRICK, 2017;BARON et al, 2020;JACINTO et al, 2021). Although rare, cutaneous angiomatosis has already been reported in humans, domestic and wild animals (LUPPI et al, 2010;DIAZ-DELGADO et al, 2012;LUDWIG et al, 2015;HENDRICK, 2017;BARON, et al, 2020;JACINTO et al, 2021). Among these vascular lesions in domestic animals, bovine cutaneous angiomatosis (BCA), progressive angiomatosis in dogs and cats, and scrotal vascular hamartoma in dogs have been mainly reported (HENDRICK, 2017).…”