Is adrenal cancer in cats related to any lead exposure or asbestos exposure? My cat has been diagnosed with a rare adrenal tumor. I moved to DC into a 1947 rental home. It did pass it's lead paint inspection (required each time a new tenant moves in). Upon moving across the US to DC from Arizona, my cat was perfectly healthy and now he is dying from a metastasized adrenal tumor that has spread to his lungs. he is currently on Prednisolone and Plavix. Are there any other medications you could recommend as well? But mainly wondering about causes of Adrenal cancer due to possible lead paint exposure or asbestos which may be in home.

We had workers removing lead based paint on the fire escape outside our window for weeks. The plastic tarp outside the window didn't keep dust from coming inside. My cat has slowly become more and more lethargic, doesn't play nearly as much, not begging for food, desperate to leave the apartment, and looks confused at times. Could she have lead poisoning? My vet didn't really take the time to listen to my concerns. Prescribed eye ointment that made her eyelid swell, so I d/c'ed it myself.

My cat was shot by a pellet gun and my vet found 2 lead pellets near spine and near bladder. My cats symptoms are as follows Bloated stomach Flutter of stomach (like a spasm) Stomach jumps (like a spasm The above had the veterinarian stumped, is that a symptom to lead poisoning? Unable to walk, when does he falls face first with rear up, hind end (legs) stiff and weak. Almost as a partial paralysis Lethargy Lack of apitite Lack in water in take Urine: has passed Stool : None Sensitive to noice, vibrations (tapping next to him) Difficult rolling over Cat is at the veterinarian hospital. Was asking cause the bloated belly and fluttering and stomach jumps had him stumped, did x rays nothing unusual, wrong or any blockages in intestines or stomach just the pellets, they are located near his bladder and his back.. They aren't near his stomach.