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Yes, still improving. Recent update of the cute little angel

Just wanted to give you all an update! Dr. said it looks like some type of edema and to just monitor it, and that it usually doesn’t bother the cat. It may be from plastic and has gotten much better since changing her bowls to ceramic. Luna is thriving and is as cute as ever!

Currently:

The ER vet is only taking critical cases right now and they said she’s not critical (I don’t think she is either, to clarify, but just worried).

will do. I may end up taking her to ER vet Bc of recent development...I think it might be infected. She’s eating and acting like normal, but I’d rather not risk anything

not yet, they couldn’t get her in til the 18th, but she’s eating fine! Eats a can of wet food and dry food daily

she’s super cute! I’m pretty sure she didn’t have it prior

New development: I’ve switched out her plastic bowls after some suggested it could be that, but now this

Plastic allergy I’m referring to seems to be called: Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex

Hi all, I rescued this precious baby about a month ago and she’s developed this on her chin. Some have said it’s as simple as changing her current plastic bowls to metal or ceramic, but someone mentioned something way worse. She already has a vet appointment on the 18th, but I’m a huge worrier...