CATDOLL : What should I do if my cat has a lump in her breast?

How to deal with lumps in the breasts of female cats:

1. If a cat has lumps in its breasts during the lactation period and the kitten is already one month old, it should be weaned as soon as possible.

2. If a cat that is not in the lactation period has a breast lump, you can try to use hot water to compress and see if the lump can disappear. However, if the lump does not disappear after using hot water, you need to take it to the pet hospital to check whether it is caused by a breast tumor, and surgery is needed in time.

Methods to relieve breast engorgement in female cats:

1. Gently massaging the cat's breasts can help reduce the lumps.

2. Apply hot compress twice a day, each time for about 10-20 minutes, which can help to eliminate the lumps.

3. You can use a pet breast pump to suck out excess milk from the mother cat's breast and dredge its mammary glands. If the breast lumps are caused by breast inflammation, the owner needs to feed the mother cat some anti-inflammatory drugs.

4. If the cat's milk engorgement lasts for more than a week or does not subside for a long time, you need to take the cat to the hospital for treatment in time.