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That is great that you heard from your vet, and even better news that the SCC is IN SITU. Rather than worry at this point about the nosepad or foot, I suggest you consult with a good Vet Dermatologist ASAP. That vet can look at the nosepads, foot, and/or all over the body to determine if those could be at different stages or not. I tend to think not, just based upon my cat. Hers are in multiple places, but the biopsy was on the head which was In SItu. Since then, all the lesions in various places have been treated...and most importantly contained In Situ.
I would focus on getting an appointment with a good Vet Dermatologist who can advise forward. Your vet may be able to give you a referral, possibly at a vet teaching hospital, or specialty clinic. You might have to try at a couple places to get an early appointment. Be prepared to travel if necessary to a city or outside a city. I travel 1 1/2 hrs each way to my vet dermatologist, but totally worth it. Keep us posted.
I would focus on getting an appointment with a good Vet Dermatologist who can advise forward. Your vet may be able to give you a referral, possibly at a vet teaching hospital, or specialty clinic. You might have to try at a couple places to get an early appointment. Be prepared to travel if necessary to a city or outside a city. I travel 1 1/2 hrs each way to my vet dermatologist, but totally worth it. Keep us posted.