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Hi! I'm new at this site and I'm really glad that we are able to talk and find some kind of relief through our experience with our beloved cats.
Well, I rescued a little female kitten in november last year, she's a playful and happy kitten.
Like a week ago I noticed some lumps in her abdomen, they where pea size or maybe a little more bigger. They where two right beneath her breasts. We took her to the vet, and they told us that it was caused because of her having the heat, the vet said that they where solen mammary glands. That reliefed me a little, but yesterday I noticed that one of those lumps had growned. It is like 2-3 cm, It is not hard and feels moveable, the other one is the same size. I decided to took her yesterday to another vet and the diagnosis was a little bit less positive. The vet told us that she thinks that is not something hormonal, she didn't say cancer but she really implied it. They took blood samples and on monday we have an x-ray appointment. The lumps cause no pain in her when I touch them, also she behaves the same as all time, she plays, eats, drinks and use poops normally. But I'm really worried of her having cancer, I did some research online and all the information makes me worry more, I know is a worst case scenario but I would really like to know if anyone has experienced something like this in such a young kitten. I'm sad and anxious for her results, and talk about it makes me feel some kind of peace.
I attach a photo I took of her lump this morning.
Well, I rescued a little female kitten in november last year, she's a playful and happy kitten.
Like a week ago I noticed some lumps in her abdomen, they where pea size or maybe a little more bigger. They where two right beneath her breasts. We took her to the vet, and they told us that it was caused because of her having the heat, the vet said that they where solen mammary glands. That reliefed me a little, but yesterday I noticed that one of those lumps had growned. It is like 2-3 cm, It is not hard and feels moveable, the other one is the same size. I decided to took her yesterday to another vet and the diagnosis was a little bit less positive. The vet told us that she thinks that is not something hormonal, she didn't say cancer but she really implied it. They took blood samples and on monday we have an x-ray appointment. The lumps cause no pain in her when I touch them, also she behaves the same as all time, she plays, eats, drinks and use poops normally. But I'm really worried of her having cancer, I did some research online and all the information makes me worry more, I know is a worst case scenario but I would really like to know if anyone has experienced something like this in such a young kitten. I'm sad and anxious for her results, and talk about it makes me feel some kind of peace.
I attach a photo I took of her lump this morning.
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