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Old November 27th, 2011, 06:08 PM
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Bump on head

I have a four year old neutered female, long-haired indoor-only cat. Adopted as a kitten, no other health problems.

She has a small (approx 3 mm diameter) white bump on the top of her head, it protrudes slightly and is solid to the touch. It's been there about 1 and a half years, with very slow or no growth.

Doesn't seem to bother her, she is happy and active.

Vet charged me a fair bit of money to tell me that he doesn't know what it is but that I probably don't need to be concerned.

I would like a second (or third) opinion..


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Old November 28th, 2011, 01:39 AM
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Have you taken her to another vet for a 2nd opinion?
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