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While the warts are not life-threatening in their own right, the danger with leaving the wart virus untreated in your cat is that the growths can evolve into cancerous tumors over time. Wart growth in cats, or papillomatosis, is a condition in which raised growths of tissue occur in various areas of your cat. These growths are typically benign, or non-cancerous, and can occur in any bodily location on your pet. The most common locations you would find papillomatosis growths would be around the eyes, mouth, and nose, due to the increased moisture and potential for the transference of viral… Read More

Allergic reactions to vaccines are abnormal reactions to the vaccine itself, or they can be the result of the body overreacting to a vaccination. Dogs commonly experience some side effects that result from receiving a necessary vaccination. While these symptoms are typically not a cause for concern and will resolve within one or two days, if the symptoms persist or they cause a lot of discomforts, it will be necessary to contact your veterinarian. You may see redness at the injection site and your pet could be lethargic for a day or two. While these are not serious effects, you… Read More