Is there a ball like thing under the cat s skin, which can be touched with your hands, and can you m

There is a ball-like thing under the cat, which can be touched and moved by hand, and there may be the following situations:

1.Subcutaneous lipoma, which is a benign tumor, usually does not cause much of an impact on the cat's health.

2.Inflammation of the subcutaneous skin may be caused by a bacterial infection or an abnormality in the immune system.

3.Lipomas or cysts, usually benign, but can have an impact on your cat's health if the cyst becomes too large or infected.

4.For other reasons, such as tumors, abscesses, swollen lymph nodes, etc., it is recommended to take the cat to the veterinarian for examination and diagnosis in time.

In terms of treatment, it is recommended that it is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for local cytology to determine the nature of the bag and decide whether it is needed. If it's a lipoma or cyst, it's usually not needed**, but if the cyst becomes too large or infected, it may need to be surgically removed. If the lump is caused by other causes, it may need to be done on a case-by-case basis**.

It may be a tumor or something like a disease, this tumor has a long incubation period, and it is difficult to find a tumor, if a tumor is found, it is necessary to be early **, the current conservative ** safety is greater, you can use traditional Chinese medicine to take Bei Aikang beef lozenges**, the anti-tumor effect is good, my cat was eaten by the tumor before, and now it is better to learn more.

There are two possibilities. The first is a tick. A type of parasite. It is necessary to do a deworming in and out of the body. The other is lipoma, which can be left untreated.

Lipoma, you can move and it's fine.

If the cat has recently received injections, including vaccines, the round particles that will slide under the skin may be subcutaneous connective tissue hyperplasia caused by drug malabsorption, and in the case of elderly cats, it may be a subcutaneous lipoma, but it is not ruled out that this is a mosquito bite package. It is recommended to observe for a period of time, and if you find that the round grain has a tendency to expand, it is best to take it to the doctor for examination.

There are three conditions that will cause the cat to have sliding round particles under the skin, one is that the cat has recently undergone subcutaneous injections, such as vaccines, when the drug is malabsorbed, it will lead to subcutaneous connective tissue hyperplasia.

In the case of older cats, this sliding pellet may be a subcutaneous lipoma. In addition, the small packets formed by mosquito bites may also be the real body of this sliding round grain.

In this case, pay attention to whether the cat has itching, pain, and whether the round particles have a tendency to become larger, once found, it is recommended to take the cat directly to the doctor for examination.