My cat has a paw growth. Could it be a corn? Does she need a vet?

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Are these corns on my cats paw? If they are, how can I treat them? Do i HAVE to go to a vet? Pet's info: Cat | Mixed Breed | Male | neutered | 20 lbs

Dr. Strydom, DVM · Accepted Answer

Yes, I recommend you take him to a vet. There is something that cats on their feet called hyperkeratinization (keratin/cutaneous horns) but this does not look exactly like that; the lesions are usually thin and look like horns. So that fact that the left one is so flat and round is a bit concerning.

My cat has a paw growth. Could it be a corn? Does she need a vet?

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