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Question by michelle
Submitted on 11/23/2003
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my cat is 9yrs old the last 2 months he has gotten a growth on his right side it is getting very large in this time, now he is bleeding from the mouth and doing some coughing he seems like he is no pain sleeps alot also spaces out to no where could he have cancer I would love to bring him to the vet but I have a feeling he will not live much longer


Answer by Onoir
Submitted on 1/9/2004
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You need to get your cat to the vet right away.  It seems that the growth has been there for quite some time. Anytime you see something, however small, you should always call your vet and make an appointment...and keep it.  I'm sorry your cat is having so much trouble.  If there is a worry about cost re the vet, talk it over with your vet once you have taken your pet.  Never ever stay away from the vet because you can't afford it.  They will work with you.  They're good people....they work with, and love, animals.  Good luck.  

 

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