Tumours
Tumours occur relatively commonly in the mouth. Many of these can respond very well to early treatment. It is important to regularly check your pet’s mouth for any lumps or bumps.
It is not wrong to assume that any lump growing in the mouth is potentially a tumour. It is therfore wise to consult your veterinary surgeon, or an experienced veterinary dentist, for their opinion. Frequently further investigation (such as dental readiographs and biopsies) may be necessary to obtain a diagnosis. One of the most important things is not simply leave things to "see what happens". Leaving things may mean that spread to other organs can occur - or the local mass itself becomes far more difficult to treat.
Regularly check the mouth for any growths
Did You Know?
F.O.R.L
Feline Odontoclastic Resorbtive Lesions - or 'Neck Lesions' are very painfull and common in cats.
