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| *Women health>>>Skin Cancer |
My cat had skin cancer. This was frozen off. The vet believes it is gone but the wound will not heal |
She cannot smell so will not eat. How long has it been? Take her back to the vet or call them immediately. make sure the wound doesn't get dirty, and keep her away from other cats until you get to the vet. |
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