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So I need some opinions/other's stories.  A few weeks ago (it seems like months now) I found a lump on Peanut, one of my 6yr old cats.  It was slightly on his jaw and slightly on his neck.  After panicking I took a deep breath and decided to wait a few days to see if it went away, it didn't...

My only addition is that with the 'over-grooming' on the abdomen, I would look more towards possible skin irritations, as my uneducated (in terms of formal vet training) but long time cat person, is that if there isn't anything other than the hairballs in terms of 'vomiting' you might be more at...

Without really seeing them it is hard to tell if they are just annoying bumps or if they are possibly more scary types of bumps.  If they are caused by fleas or mites you should be able to use a nit comb and comb through his fur and see any eggs or even live beasties.  If you don't see anything...

I would hold off on the ultra sound, not just because of the cost but because of the stress.  One of my cats is having to go in for one tomorrow and I know it will be stressful for him and for me.  If Obi isn't showing any other symptoms you can probably wait and see.  You might want to talk...