It could be. My husband actually suggested that it might be caused by the cancer and not an infection, but I don't think our vet ever said for sure. Maybe that is why she said that it would either respond to the meds or not. I was a little out of it when we took him in yesterday. Between me getting up to check on him and him waking me up, I have only been sleeping for an hour or so at a time since Sunday night.
We know he had a fairly large tumor behind his right eye, which was causing it to discharge and droop, however that particular tumor has shrunk considerably. His eye is almost back to normal so it is quite possible that he does have tumors in his nose, but shouldn't they be responding to the steroids too? --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Are you sure that it is a cold and not lymphoma in > his nasal passage? That > is one of the places that they get lymphoma. One of > my cats who died of > lymphoma (I think, it was never definitively > diagnosed) had a stuffy nose the whole > time he was sick and nothing helped and I feel > pretty sure at this point it > was cancer and not mucous. > Michelle > Love is not necessary to life, but it is what makes life worth living. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
