Search Results for Query: mammory cancer

I found out earlier this week that my beautiful Muffy has breast cancer. The vet said there was an obvious mass under her tummy. The vet gave us the statistics (90% of mammory tumors are malignant, 10% benign) and that if she was to have surgery, we could be wasting money as there is a good...

...I don't know if you want to pursue reading about other members on this site that have dealt with mammary tumors, but if you do here is a link to several related threads. Search Results for Query: mammory cancer | TheCatSite Please keep us posted, and ask questions or just vent anytime you...

:grouphug:Oh you poor dear, are you back to the vet Monday? I am so sorry to hear about your poor dear baby. All I can do is send my prayers your way. Keep us updated, We are here for you.:grouphug2:

...loves. She was also lethargic and just stayed on my bed. And her breathing seemed heavier. I should also note she has a history of mammory cancer. Removed a nipple and a nodule nearby back in Oct 2016. She had her yearly on 1/10 (shots and all) and I mentioned all this. They said to...

I'd do sparrow first if possible. The boys are still capable of impregnating her up-to aon the or do after they've been done.

...you lived with a female cat in heat? Its VERY annoying. And uncomfortable for her as well. Not to mention the chance of breast cancer/mammory cancer if they are intact. Males usually calm down and get friendlier without the hormones raging. You can get one boy done in June and the next boy...

So quick update on momma, with some unfortunate news. I had an appt at a low cost clinic to get her spayed today, would have been 30$. They told me check her mammory glands to make sure they were empty. Upon checking i noticed alot of nodules all over her stomach. I cancelled the spay appt and...

Mammory cancer is very aggressive. Not doing anything will allow it to spread quickly. Not many cats make it because most times when you finally find the tumor, its already been in kitties system spreading. @cookie...I'm not sure if you were asking me but my kitties first tumor was 1 cm. The...

My 10 yr old got mammory cancer. After one lumpectomy, it came back 6 mos later. Took her to a cancer hospital and she had a unilateral mastectomy. So far she has been lump free for 1 yr 3 months. They wanted to do both sides but they found a heart murmur and she is so tiny that we would have...

Well - then, you already know what I will say so I won't. In all honesty, since she is a senior now, almost nine years old, and is not spayed this could be a cancer of some sort in her mammory glands. And, that is just a complete guess since you mention about the swollen nipples and all of the...

...at risk for many life threatening conditions, as the others have suggested, and she will continue to have territorial marking.  As someone who has adopted a female cat who was spayed late(by me) and later lost to mammory cancer.. please have her spayed.  It's cheap and it will benefit both of...

...girl.  It's kind of odd, because we have an other member whose cat just had major surgery to remove all her mammory tissue due to mammory cancer.  I mean just last week!  Hopefully he will come on here and tell you his experience.  Please don't beat yourself up about what you could have done...

...spayed, so she has to have a hormone injection every 3 months to stop her coming into heat, it is also used to help cut her chances of mammory cancer; which cats that have not been spayed are at risk of. The problem I have is that the hormone injection changes her personality from loving to...

Tclark... I am going through the same situation...however I am just starting this journey with my cat. I got that horrific call tonight that the lump was in fact a mammory tumour. I am just devastated. Our vet suggested radical mastectomies.....Both sides!!! Can u please tell me how your...

First,your-going-to-have-to-train-Jay,not-to-bring-her-on-the-deck,LOL. Being-that-she-is-not-spayed,when-she-comes-into-heat,she-is-going-to-try-real-hard-to-escape,then,she-is-going-to-end-up-pregnant,if-she-doesn't-sucumb,to-all-the-other-bad-things-that-happen-to-outdoor-kitties...

I-been-thru-this-3-times.Once-with-my-own-cat,twice-with-a-good-friends-cats...

...the kittens, but at the time didnt know she was even pregnant. But now after having the kittens it seems to have gotten bigger. :-( Is mammory cancer normal in cats? I mean, like is it a common thing? :( Im so sad now. Im worried about her, what if the kittens pop it from sucking... it seems...

Unequivocally YES! Get her spayed- not doing so opens her up to a horrible type of mammory cancer that I have had the misfortune of seeing in a few older rescues who were not spayed. It is not fair for her to keep her fertile and have her go through heat cycles and the possibility of getting...

...in heat at least once. Research has shown that spaying a female before her first heat is better for her health. It reduced the risk of mammory cancer to almost zero, and her risk increases with each heat cycle. So I belive in spaying by 6 months. Yes some females go into heat before 6 months...

...done. My vet neuters boys at 4-5 months but doesn't spay females until 6 months. I'd make sure I've got an appointment for female. I know people are often more worried about the spraying, but if you get your little girl spayed before her first heat her risk of mammory cancer goes to almost zero.