My 10 year old cat appeared with his first wart. He has been healthy his whole life besides his overweight issue. It doesn’t seem to bother him and his lifestyle has not changed since it has appeared. Do you think I should worry and take him to a vet?

My cat got out (in a bad neighborhood too) about 4 years ago for two months. She came back (Thank Heavens) but with what Appears to be a Wart on her upper lip by her Whiskers. I mentioned it to the Vet last year and it was really kind of Looked Over, Side Noted,Not an Issue. Shes been suddenly sneezing alot these last few weeks, with absolutely no other symptoms of any kind, perfectly healthy cat. I could just be freaking myself but the wart looks Slightly Bigger than it Did to Start With, its Right next to a Whisker. Is this making her Sneeze? Should I bring her in?

Hi my kitten was born with a wart/mole type of growth on his cheek and mouth area. It’s got bigger in the last few weeks. Two vets have failed to diagnose this . It’s raised . The two “growths” are starting to connect making one . We love prince so much. He’s such a good kitten. So we want to help and find out what it could be. Best wishes , nav

My cat has a strange tiny white ball by his mouth area. It is left of his nose and on his right side of his face. Right by his whiskers. His mouth area is white so that’s possibly why it’s been hidden. We’re not sure how long it’s been there. He’s not acting different or throwing up. He’s able to eat and drink, which he does a lot but that’s been normal for him. We also have three other cats (who he knows and grew up with). They don’t have any problems Besides from the wart, he’s normal.

Today I found what looks like a wart on cat's hind paw between toes, and protrudes out just beyond the claw bed. My cat is a purebreed Ragdoll Persian of approx. 15 years old. I feel like this has occurred fairly recently but does not seem to be bothering him much. He is eating/drinking fine, he is active and can jump up and bear weight on the paw fine and he seems fine in himself. The bump is not huge but of noticeable size, cannot be removed (we thought it might be a well-attached tick at first but we saw it had fur on it, so I tried to gently cut away the fur around the area to see what it was but the scissors nicked it and it bled). It doesn't look infected in any way, just a hard bump with a crusty texture on the top of it.

my cat developed a small growth on his left eyelid over a year ago, as it was so small and he scraps a lot we first thought it was something due to a fight but over a few months it began to grow. we took him to the vets and they first told us with it changing to keep an eye on it but as it didn't bother him the vet wasn't worried but still felt the a test would be ideal in case of it being cancer, this was in December 2018. we took him back in January to have the test but first as they hadn't seen him for a bit they did a check up this time with a different vet who seemed less worried about it being cancer at all and basically told us it was probably just a growth or wart like thing and that she understands why we would want to test for cancer but as it seemed show no signs and to be growing away from his eye she didn't push it. we decided to do the test to be safe but it didn't really help they couldn't tell use if it would be cancerous or not nor if it was even a wart. the growth continues to grow almost faster now after the test and all the vets tell us to keep an eye and that if it does start to distort hi vision that the only option we have is to remove his healthy eye. i just want to know if this really is our only option. the wart is now growing slightly inwards towards his eye and over the year has changed colour from pink skin to dark like his other eyelid. p.s. he is adopted which is why we don't know his actual age. 8/10+ years

My 5 year old cat developed a small wart about 2 years ago and i took her to the vet and he said it's small and most likely not a big deal. However, 2 years down the line and the wart has increased in size and is right be her eye! I took her to another vet and they said the only thing we could do is surgically remove it however I'm afraid to do so because it is so close to her eye. I'm scared something will go wrong/it will hurt her vision. Has anyone had experience with their cat having a wart by their eye and what did you do?

My 4 year old Manx Cat has a diagnosed papilloma virus (wart) on his forehead, in front of his ear. It was surgically removed about 2 1/2 years ago to the tune of $2,500. Since then, it has come back. I tried freezing several times over about 4 months with liquid nitrogen purchased at the drug store in a spray can. It has gotten bigger. I have tried applying Grapefruit Seed Oil several times a day and using a cone on his head so he doesn't lick it off. To no avail. It is still about the size of a grape. I don't want to spend another $2,500 for it to come back. Would Compond W be effective in it's removal? How does that work for a cat?

Our cat has had warts removed three times from her ears. This last time there was a large one filled with blood and pus, the rest were hard. The vet said they would come back and there is nothing that can cure them.