First a fast growing lump in the area of the lymph node of the left ear now another growth near the right ear. Smaller but obvious. Vet aspirated this the other day the results came back inconclusive as to what is happening. There were three options from the lab. One was an infection which was ruled out because the cat has been on antibiotics and steroids for close to 2 months. The second was a tumor but it is inconclusive as to whether it is benign or malignant. Now I am totally confused because my cat has made a complete recovery from Horner Syndrome and pneumonia in the past 2 months. What would you do if a lab came back with an inconclusive test like that for a lump near the lymph gland?
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