My cat has a recurring water bubble on her lip. What could it be?

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Hi I have a inger female cat with a little water bubble on her lower lip. She is in no pain and eats well. The vet opens it once and it was filled with water. It is back now and I am now a bit concerned. What can it be, how do I treat it and where does it came from. Please can you assist. Pet's info: Cat | Domestic Shorthair | Female | spayed | 6 years and 2 months old | 14 lbs

Sara Farmer, DVM · Accepted Answer

It's difficult to know what this might be without being able to examine it in person. It could be a cyst or potentially related to a salivary gland. I would recommend rechecking with your vet - they might recommend removing it for a biopsy to determine what it is, or they might recommend continuing to monitor it.

My cat has a recurring water bubble on her lip. What could it be?

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