What is the soft bump on the cat’s belly?

1. It may be an umbilical hernia. Because after the kitten was born, its umbilical hole was incompletely closed, causing the abdominal organs to prolapse, resulting in a "soft bag".

2. If it is located outside the navel, consider whether it is a hyperplasia or a subcutaneous cyst.

3. The general clinical manifestation is that small soft spherical protrusions of varying sizes will appear on the cat's umbilicus, which are neither painful nor hot.

4. It may be the cat's pussy, because both male and female cats have pussy, and the location of the pussy is on the cat's belly, so it is easy to misjudge.

5. It may be a cyst or lipoma. In this case, the small meat particles can slide. If it is a cyst, you can consider medication. If it doesn't work, consider surgery.

6. It may be cat moss. Some cats infected with catnip may also develop irregular bumps on their bodies.

7. It may be a skin disease. If it is caused by mites, if the cat often scratches and bites the affected area, it may be a parasitic disease.

8. It may be lymph nodes. In this case, the small meat particles will not slide and remain in a fixed position.

9. It may be fat particles. If a cat eats leftovers, low-quality cat food, such as plant fiber, and greasy cat food for a long time, small bulging meat particles may appear on the body.

What to do if there is a soft bump on the cat’s belly

1. If the soft bump on the cat’s belly is getting bigger and bigger, treat it immediately Take it to a professional pet hospital for relevant surgical treatment.

2. If the soft bag on the cat’s belly does not become larger, you can continue to observe the situation without treatment.

3. Surgery is possible. The operation is a relatively minor operation and the operation time is relatively short, but it requires total anesthesia. It is recommended to be performed when the cat is sterilized.

4. If you are too worried, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time, and then ask the physical doctor to palpate and detect the problem, and then do fine needle puncture or ultrasound examination of the body surface tumor to diagnose the cause, and then carry out targeted treatment. . So as not to delay the cat’s treatment time.