Hi, my cat was diagnosed, or as the vet we went to says, "interpreted to have" a condition referred to as Papillary basaloid ductular adenocarcinoma. It's on her salivary duct and since the excision was incomplete it's came back. It's not an internal growth, as it's on the surface of the skin, so my question is simple. Since it doesn't obstruct organ function is it still a good idea to consider her to get euthanized? I love my lil kitty and want to know what would befall her if she is to stay.

my cats first started suffering from breathing issues some months ago, we had X-ray's taken and his heart was shown to be pushed severely to the left side by what looked to be a fatty growth. he was put on prednistolone, and since it's become worse. he had new x rays taken a week ago and a fresh lump has formed in the centre of the right lung. he also has a fatty/fluid like swelling on his abdomen region which from my. research leads me to suspect he might have this rather than lymphoma (the other option suggested) my query is this. given his heart issue (he has bouts of difficult breathing often and the vet gave him a few months to live) would it be too dangerous ornjust a bad idea to have him undergo ab aspirate/biopsy for chemo. i understand chemo would be purely palliative - surgery isn't an option where we live unfortunately. how traumatic would it be/risk vs gain? she says he isn't in any pain right now. I don't want to put him through needless pain. I also don't want him to have to die without an least trying something?

My sixteen year old Russian Blue's eye has been completely shut off by swelling originally from the bottom of his eye, starting about five days ago. It has only become more swollen, and after going to one vet, they have prescribed antibiotics, thinking this could be a bacterial infection or conjunctivitis. He used to be an outside cat but is now only inside. After keeping up with his prescriptions, the size of the swelling has decreased, but there is a bulbousy lump right below it that has surfaced. I'm worried that this assumption of an infection could actually be much worse. Is a tumor the likely diagnosis? I'm going to another vet in a couple days to see if they have any different thoughts. He had been not eating and was lethargic for a few days, but has since acted like his usual self and is eating regularly. Many thanks, and please wish the best for my best buddy and I.

adenocarcinoma my cat has it, in both nasal passages and the space above the mouth. radiation, surgery and chemo are not an option,please help very sick, took to vet diagnosed with adenocarcinoma. both nasal passages and space between mouth and nose

My heat a full cat panda, was diagnosed a week and two days ago. I know carcinoma. He has gone downhill very quickly. He only had symptoms for about two weeks prior to me taking him to the vet. I thought it was aging. He had lost weight, muscle mass, I was sleeping more than usual. I took him to the vet when I noticed he didn’t want to drink from the faucet And wasn’t eating his dry food. I have been trying CBD oil the past two days and it seems to have perked him up and allowing him to eat and drink. His abdomen has grown and is painful and hard for him.