Is That an Ear Tumor?

Outer ear tumors are easy to see, but inner ear tumors can grow unchecked and become a problem

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Vonschonertagen | iStock Signs of ear pain can include hiding, rubbing the ear, shaking the head, and crying or wincing when touched. A veterinary checkup is always indicated when you see these signs.

Cats can get tumors anywhere, including their ears. A tumor appearing on the visible part of your cat’s ear is easy to see, but tumors can develop deep in the ears. Because of this, these tumors are often not caught until the disease has significantly progressed. As such, it’s important to know what to watch for so you can seek help as soon as you see anything remotely suspicious.

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