Originally posted by Gatetrixer
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This is way OT, but since we're mentioning cats:
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Just got a call from my daughter. Her sweet kitty had a bump taken off that has been diagnosed as cancer and now the cancer has spread. It was at the spot of an inoculation. Research is finding out that inoculations of several kinds can seem to start a tumor. So, I'm not saying not to have your cat have his/her shots, they can prevent many deadly illnesses and it's the law to have the rabies one. But, please have him checked over for bumps or check him yourself from time to time. The chances are better if tumor is found early and removed ASAP, naturally. My daughter has a difficult decision to make soon . Not sure about dogs with regards to this problem.
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After having two cats die of cancer, the new kitty is only having a rabies shot every three years. She never goes out, and the vaccine is good for three full years. State law requires animals to be vaccinated annually, but having knowledge of the same info you mentioned, and knowing that the vaccines are good for longer than the law requires, vets here are pretty much ignoring the law.
I hope your daughter's cat's cancer is treatable. We had one cat that had surgery and then kitty chemo (vitamin C) and had two more really good years. The other...my baby...we lost within a few weeks of the diagnosis. It was inoperable.
I hope your daughter's cat's cancer is treatable. We had one cat that had surgery and then kitty chemo (vitamin C) and had two more really good years. The other...my baby...we lost within a few weeks of the diagnosis. It was inoperable.
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