Are certain cat breeds more prone to skin cancer?

Some of the breeds, like a Siamese, are more prone. Breeds like the sphynx cat that doesn't have hair, obviously, are more prone. But any cat is predisposed to this, and we don't see it as much in those breeds, but we don't see those breeds as much either. We usually see the regular old domestic with long, short, medium hair.

Specific studies would need to be consulted to determine if a particular cat breed is more at risk. Generally, skin cancer is more common in cats with lighter hair. White cats, in particular, are overrepresented in having skin cancer.