Feline lymphoma, also known as feline lymphosarcoma, occurs when cancerous cells invade the lymphoid tissues (such as the lymph nodes, tonsils or the spleen) and causes tumors. It is among the most common form of tumors in cats.
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Changes in Appetite
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A change in appetite and accompanying weight loss are among the most common symptoms presented in cats suffering from lymphoma.
Changes in Bowel Movements
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Depending on what organs are affected, the cat might suffer from diarrhea that might be mild to severe and might be chronic.
Changes in Appearance
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Weight loss along with a change in the fur coat of the cat might also be noted during feline lymphoma.
Behavioral Changes
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Behavioral changes might also be noted such as a general lethargy. The cat might want to be alone and might not show any interest in toys or other activities that might have previously interested it.
Additional Symptoms
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Additional symptoms include vomiting, difficulty breathing, fluid in the lung cavity, increased water consumption accompanied by increased urination, and discharge from the nose or swelling.
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