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What would cause a lump the size of half a golf ball?
under the chin of my adult cat? He's an indoor/outdoor cat.
Good answers, but first 2 are wrong. You are going to be surprised to hear what my vet already found!
HINT: Cattle also can get these lumps on their backs.
Lexxie you are absolutely correct. It was a nasty wiggly bug the vet removed. He was bitten by a fly.
8 Answers
- 1 decade ago
my cat had one of those on the side of his face he is a indoor outdoor cat and male cats fight alot and he probally has a infection i took m y cat to the vet and they put a tube in the side of his face to drain the infection out and then they took the tube out and he was fine
- 1 decade ago
-It's either a Cyst, or a Tumor... And You NEED to get it to the Vet- if you plan to have the Cat around much longer... :o
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
It might be a fat deposit.
Or, a hernia.
They're small lumps, and as far as I know, totally harmless.
It's like a mole, but, on a cat.
Just go to the vet, and they can remove it.
Or, you can leave it. :)
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Take the cat to the vet....seriously...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
so what did your vet find?
