Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Cats

It’s one of the most common oral cancers in cats and therapeutic options remain limited

Q:  I had a squamous cell carcinoma debulked from my cat’s whisker pad in March, and it’s coming back because they couldn’t get clear margins due to its location against her nose. I’m told that radiation and chemo will still only extend her life just a little bit. Is there not any cure? And are there holistic options?

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