My cat is dying from spleen cancer

I'm so sorry to hear about your cat's condition. It must be an incredibly difficult time for you both. Spleen cancer, also known as splenic tumors, can sadly affect cats and often progress rapidly without showing early symptoms. These tumors can be either benign or malignant; however, the latter can spread to other parts of the body, making it quite serious.



Some signs you might notice include lethargy, weight loss, reduced appetite, abdominal swelling, and possibly vomiting or diarrhea. At home, it's essential to keep your cat as comfortable as possible. Ensure they have a cozy, quiet space to rest and continue offering plenty of fresh water and easy-to-digest food. Encourage them to eat, but don't force it. It might be helpful to warm their food slightly or offer small, frequent meals.



Watch for any signs of pain or distress, like hiding more than usual, changes in breathing, or vocalizing. Such symptoms may require immediate veterinary attention.



Given your cat's condition, regular check-ups are crucial to monitor their health and provide necessary supportive care. Please consider booking a video consult with one of our vets on Dial A Vet for more personalized guidance and to discuss possible ways to ensure your cat's comfort during this challenging time.