...a lot here on TCS about this type of tumor and the above thread is not conclusive, but might be similar.
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I think in some cases, even months could = weeks. If it's a fast moving one, I do believe weeks matter, unfortunately.
I've had that subtle feeling as well. It's very hard to describe, but it's just this feeling that things aren't 100% right. Comparing it symmetrically to the opposite side is...
I am so, so, so very happy that the vet gave her a good exam and was able to give you some peace of mind. :) As @fionasmom said, you are very vigilant and have a great eye for how she is acting and can tell when she is feeling unwell. My Levi had a small (not visible) tumor on his windpipe...
Second update: 18 days post-chemo (4th dose)...
Evening...
I am already regretting the decisions I made today. But isn't that how this always goes?
Willy had a great morning. He was alert and more active that usual, he was eating a lot, he spent almost 30 minutes at the window.
Then he spent...
I said goodbye to my dear boy this morning.
The vet said the tumor had grown since she saw it last week and was pressing on his windpipe, as well as fusing his jaw shut. It was very aggressive and he was beginning to have respiratory problems, and obvious pain. We talked about quality over...
I just took the cat to the vet... We thought it was kidney issues and a mouth ulcer from her kidney issues. But then the Dr said "I'm gonna take some blood." About 20 mins later the nurse comes back out and says "ummm have you noticed a breathing issue with her lately? We tried to draw blood and...
Yesterday I said goodbye to dear Lincoln (also known as Linky, Linky Bink, Binky Boy, Bink Bonks, The Blueberry Bush, Bushy Boy, and the Link Man).
In the past two months he’d been through an awful lot, from initially being diagnosed with kidney disease to finding out just over a week ago that...
Cotton has Hyper-T and when they picked it up his levels were only just above the normal range and he'd had the test not 3 months before and come out fine.
The big signs are eating tons, but still losing weight, being more vocal than usual, poor coat/skin, and possibly a bit of a dry cough...
I decided to take Woody to see the oncologist, who, after reviewing the tests on Woody's cyst (including an ultrasound and xrays) and consulting with the surgeon, felt that surgery was the best option for treating the cyst. In addition to it pushing his throat and windpipe way out of place...