So in response to quality of life and extending his life, nasal cancer is supposedly very aggressive (2-6 months to live) and with the Chemo therapy I’ve extended his life by 2 years. He hated the vet and must be sedated because he is vicious (not all cats need sedation) but it was worth it as...
My cat of 16 years has been battling Nasal Cancer for 2 years.
First signs of it was a bloody nose and discharge so I’d definitely get a biopsy.
At first my vets thought something was logged in his nasal cavity or an infection. He didn’t bleed for a few months so they thought it solved itself...