URGENT- Lump on the cat's face
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I would say abscess but seeing as it has come on so soon a wasp sting could be a better explanation. Personally, I would be heading to the vets to get it checked out, especially if your surgery is open on a Saturday because if it worsens you'll be looking at emergency consultation costs over Sunday and BH Monday. It looks very swollen and with it being on the face I think it's better to be on the safe side.
bexVN said:
removing that will make him feel a lot better.
Does that mean it was a bee sting? I can never quite remember which one it is that does I always have to check!
It is the bee that leaves it tail in and dies, but its very small so im thinking it was a wasp, he's lying in the bed at the moment getting lots of attention off my missusDoes that mean it was a bee sting? I can never quite remember which one it is that does I always have to check!
Alexdaredevilz said:
bexVN said:
removing that will make him feel a lot better.
Does that mean it was a bee sting? I can never quite remember which one it is that does I always have to check!
It is the bee that leaves it tail in and dies, but its very small so im thinking it was a wasp, he's lying in the bed at the moment getting lots of attention off my missusDoes that mean it was a bee sting? I can never quite remember which one it is that does I always have to check!
Alexdaredevilz said:
Thanks,
The vet said the same thing, we have been told just to keep a eye on him as its most likely a sting
Thanks
Edit- Just found the 'stinger' in his cheek
You're welcome. Poor thing, being stung is painful enough with it being on the face! Hope he recovers swiftly The vet said the same thing, we have been told just to keep a eye on him as its most likely a sting
Thanks
Edit- Just found the 'stinger' in his cheek
Edited by Alexdaredevilz on Saturday 27th August 13:43
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