Abstract
Wattle cysts or tassel cysts are superficial swellings in goats, which normally appear apparently harmless to the quality of life of the species. A case of congenital bilateral wattle cyst in a kid with its clinical differential diagnosis, therapeutic management and clinical significance has been put on record in this communication.
Keywordsbilateral wattle cystcongenitalgoat kid
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