Yes, cats can develop cancer. Cancer usually develops in older cats, and in a number of body organs just like humans.
Some of the common cancers are:
There are several treatments for cancer, the most common being surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy or a combination of them all. Cats respond very well to chemotherapy, and seem very resilient to side effects that are well known to humans. Most cats will not lose their hair from the treatment, though the hair may turn white. The results of chemotherapy on cats are positive and long lasting, although it is rare for the tumour to be completely eliminated.
There is no connection between cat hair and brain cancer. If cat hair caused brain cancer, there would be warnings made to all pet owners.
It makes them loose their hair. (Sometimes makes them puke.) a lot! I know that because I have a cat and she has cat cancer right know.
no
take it to a vet
You can tell if your cat has an abscess by examining the area. An abscess will appear as a pus filled sac. Only a visit to the vet for some tests can tell you if your cat has cancer.
Yes, if you're so worried about your cat then get it checked.
No, you will need a CT (CAT Scan)
No you can not the cat might get cancer...
Common signs and symptoms of cancer in cats include lumps or bumps, changes in appetite or weight, difficulty breathing, and lethargy. If your cat is limping, it could be related to cancer if the limping persists, is accompanied by swelling or pain, or if your cat is also showing other signs of illness. It is important to consult with a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
No. That is not true. Even if you look at the black cat, you do not get breast cancer.
This is almost always a sign of a fairly serious illness in a cat, possibly colorectal cancer. Please take your cat to the vet for a check up.
There are all forms of cancer in cats just like humans. If you feel a lump anywhere on the body of cat the vet will do a cat scan. Doing a complete blood count will also detect anything that maybe going on with your cat. The main thing, be sure you take your pet to the vet for check ups. This is important.