What Causes Feline Fibrosarcoma?
It is not exactly known what the connection is between vaccinations and feline fibrosarcoma, but the connection is widely observed. Somehow, when vaccine-carrying needle is inserted into the flesh, it has the potential to disrupt the normal growth patterns of connective tissue in the skin. This tissue is disrupted in such a way that it causes the cells to multiply uncontrollably. In as little as two weeks, or as much as a few years, the now cancerous tissue grows into noticeable tumors, called fibrosarcomas. Fibrosarcomas quickly become malignant, meaning that they spread invisible, root-like extensions into the body. This makes them extremely difficult to treat, because even if a tumor is removed, its root-like extensions can allow the tumor to grow back. Removal Using Surgery Since fibrosarcomas are often malignant, even the most aggressive surgery has little chance of eliminating the disease. Cats who suffer from fibrosarcoma have a better chance with more radical surgeries that rem
