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Posted by: nab219 at Wed Dec 17 21:51:10 2003 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by nab219 ] a friend has 2 10 yr old neutered male cats. She loves the cats but to me is not very good at maintaining their yearly immunizations etc. The one cat had a vomitting problem 3 yrs ago...she did take him to a vet who did an upper gastrointestinal xray study. At that time he saw no cause for the vomitting which did resolve itself. They did notice a small cyst or tumor and recommended a ultrasound which would be done at another vet. she never had the ultrasound done but now claims that the cat has a large hard swelling on the right abdominal area. He has no other signs at this time and remains acive with a good appetite etc. My question is 2 fold Any suggestions on this type of problem and secondly any advice on making this person more responsible to seek veterinary care. I know the cat has not even received rabies shots in many years. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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Need advice about a cat with a "abdominal tumor" and how to encourage the owner to seek veterinary care. - nab219, Wed Dec 17 21:51:10 2003