Cats and Cancer

I have had five cats that have had cancer. I had three female and two male cats that died because of cancer. A cat with cancer will start to lose weight. They will rest more than usual and not have their average energy. Cats with cancer lose interest in their toys and become very lethargic.

Ear Cancer and Your Cat

My calico cat had ear cancer. Cancer looked like an animal had bitten her ear to begin with. The growth began to look more extensive and then bleed when she shook her head. I took her to my vet, who said cancer would eventually spread to her brain. She got along fine for about six months, and then the ear started to bleed profusely, and I had her put to sleep.

Breast Cancer and Your Cat

I had a Siamese cat contract breast cancer at the age of 14. I treated her with medicine for some time, which helped slow down the growth of the tumor. Eventually, the drug quit working, and she had breast cancer in every breast. The cancer metastasized, and she was losing weight rapidly. I had my vet put her to sleep. She lived to be 16 years old.

Lung Cancer and Your Cat

My cat Sebastian got lung cancer. He began to sleep more and had trouble going up and down the steps in my house. He was not able to groom himself like he used to. Sebastian lasted about eight months with lung cancer. My vet put him to sleep. Sebastian lived to be 13 years old. He was a very loving and wonderful cat. The picture is a picture of Onyx. He was Sebastian’s Father.

Liver Cancer and Your Cat

My cat Philmoor contracted liver cancer. I found him in a Perkins parking lot, which was love at first sight. I knew I must catch him somehow. After one hour of offering him food and great determination, I could see him. He purred away in my friend’s lap all the way home. He looked out the car window as I pulled up in my driveway and purred away contentedly. I think he was trying to say he found his forever home. Philmoor was a very loving and friendly cat. At ten, Philmoor started to sleep in a recliner and would not come when I called him. I took him to my vet, who told me he had liver cancer. My vet showed me how yellow the inside of his ears was. I took him back home and cared for him. He was getting worse quickly, so I had him put to sleep. He was a beautiful and kind cream-colored cat that I adored. My cat Bella also had liver cancer, and I had her put to rest. She was about ten years old.

Saying Goodbye To Your Feline Friend

It is hard to have a beloved pet put to sleep. You must consider your pet’s quality of life and ask yourself if you want to live under these conditions. I cannot stand to watch a pet suffer from an incurable disease. Do the right thing for your pet. Losing a Dear family pet is tough, but you must think of all the beautiful times you have shared and that your pet will not have any pain whatsoever in Heaven. Your cat can play with the other cats in Heaven and be with a family that has passed away.

God bless all of our pet friends today and always.

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