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Vet has confirmed it's not a tick. It's more than likely a cyst but as it's still quite small they can't get a sample and removing it would be him going to sleep which is not something they want to do with his heart issues. Just got to keep an eye on it, if it gets bigger than will run tests or...

He has a vet appointment on Wednesday. So I'll hopefully know more then

I have contacted the vets and waiting for a callback once they've seen the photos I sent.

It's on the top of his right arm. It's not in his under belly or near there. Which is why I'm confused.

I'm not sure where he could get a tick from. Hes an indoor cat and no one has come into our home in the last few days.

So you don't think it could be a tick? I've been told to call the vets first thing in the morning. Because it's not an emergency

Does anyone know what this could be? I'm wondering if it is a tick or something else. It's near his by the joint of his right arm. He doesn't go out and recently had his flea treatment and wormer.

He had a bad few days on the new pain meds. He got very wobbly and sleepy, he has stopped them for now. Speaking to the vet Monday to see how he's doing without them. So far no hissing but his poops are still very small. My friend brought him some more. Natural food that's hypoallergenic and...

They think him may have conspation and had it a while. They've recommended adding more water to his diet to his food for now, if that doesn't help hell have to have a lubricant medication to help him go. They didn't want to give it this time as it may do the reverse and that's more stress on...

I have booked back in with the vet, going today to see what they say.

Hello, I am concerned about my cats hissing. He has been doing this on and off for a few months now. He has been seen by a vet a few times and all but one occasion they found nothing wrong. The one time they did it was his anal glands needed emptying. The hissing did stop for a few weeks, but...

Checking in, to let you know that Charlie is doing quite well. Playful, no more wobbling and he's still taking his medication.

It is my understanding that anti-inflammatories can also cause lethargy in cats, which could perhaps attribute to his unsteadiness? Today he has been able to get in and out of his cat tree and is climbing the furniture without any difficulty. I don't use medication from pet stores (having...

Hi, My friend woke me up in the night concerned the cat is wobbly on his back legs. She said he was on her bed at the time and seemed unsteady when walking on it. We had him jump on my bed and wander the hall for a bit, one of his back legs seemed to move weird but that was maybe once or...

No they're coming from his sides too