Hi Krista,
I hope you’re doing well! I came across some of your videos on social media and noticed that you’ve handled a similar situation to what I’m currently facing with my cat. My cat has been experiencing some breathing issues, and her vet mentioned the possibility of a polyp in her sinus area.
I saw that you’ve dealt with similar cases before, and I was wondering if you could provide me with a general quote based on your experience. I should mention that I don’t live in Maryland, but I’m definitely willing to travel if it means getting the best care for her. Vet prices are pretty high where I am, and I’ve been dealing with a lot of unexpected expenses for my other pets, so any help or insight you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much for your time and help!
Best regards,
Roxanne
Hello, A polyp can occur in any part of the ear, nose or throat area. I have only seen them in young cats. Most cats over 5-6 years old are more likely to either have chronic rhinitis or a tumor. That’s why it is recommended to see a specialist who can use a camera/scope or take a CT scan. I am only able to help those cats who have a polyp in the ear or back of the mouth and we only remove them by traction/avulsion. In some cases I cannot adequately reach them and in others we cannot get… Read more »