A year and a half ago I lost my 5 year old cat Clea to cancer, I took her in as a stray a couple years before, she had this wound on her neck that didn't look to good, but I thought that it would eventually heal, well it never did, I tried all the home treatments to get it to heal, none worked. Finally after having her for a couple years and she still had it scratched open, I took her into the vet. They cleaned it, gave her antibiotics and stitched her up. A couple weeks later I was investigating the area and I noticed a lump by the area, over the next couple weeks it got bigger an bigger, more lumps began forming all over her neck I took her into another vet and they did a biopsy, it came back cancerous and they diagnosed her with lymphocelioma(sp), and too far gone to have any hopes of surviving. So I was forced to put her down. It hurt bad. It was so unexpected, she was so young.
Melkane Reviewed by Melkane on . marley has cancer this cat i have, marley, was diagnosed with cancer today. he's gotten fat over the last few years(he's only 6) after having a urinary tract infection. he began getting lazy. the last two days, he's done nothing but sit around or lie down alone. he hisses whenever our other cat goes near him. the ultimately worrying sign was that he stopped eating. he'll eat a little bit of tuna out of my hand, but won't touch the dry food. so my mom and i took him to the vet yesterday morning. had Rating: 5