Share Experience Cat With Lump On Neck

In the last month, we took cats for annual vaccinations.

It all looked normal at the time. You had a normal vaccine, not singing, not writhing.

Come home and walk like nothing happened.....

The doctor advised to observe after the injection whether you are allergic to the vaccine. But you are normal, playing very well, but after about 2 weeks

We started to notice that on the right leg, near the neck, there was a small lump coming up, and at first I was shocked because the lump was so convex.

Not very big, but we thought...

"Would it be dangerous?"

"Do you have to take me to the doctor again?"

But our cats are still fine with everything - eating, playing, running naughty, intact, no pain or scratching wounds.

So we greeted the doctor that day. So the doctor asked us to take him and check it out.

The younger vaccine injected is not dispersed, so hold together as a lump. The doctor recommends hot compress.

The lump slowly collapses, and then it really collapses. After about four or seven days, it's almost invisible.

At that time we were very stressed, afraid the cat would be anything but. The doctor suggested that

Cat vaccination lumps are common, especially combined vaccines with adjuvant.

It is an immune reaction that the body responds to a vaccine, in which some cats have this convex blister.

• Most of the time, the lump disappears in 1-4 weeks.

• But if a cat has a comorbidity, such as a lump, red, hot, pus, or seepage, it should be rushed to the doctor immediately.

💡 something to share from this story.

If anyone finds the same thing, don't panic.

Just keep a good eye on you for a while.

But if anything goes wrong, don't wait. Get to the doctor immediately.

Because the cat can't talk, we have to be his voice. ❤️

Anyone who has met the same way can share together.

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