The Lymphoma Issey has is very rare in cats. This is actually the 1st case of it my vet has seen
This type of Lymphoma she has is more likely to be associated with FIV in middle-aged cats but apparently spontaneous non viral associated lymphoma also freguently encountered in her age group too !
So,
She has had an FIV/FeLV test done today and sent off (next day answer)
If it comes back positive for FIV there is no more we can do as she wouldn't be able to have Chemo
If its negative (please God) then the next step will be to do xrays and a scan to see how many more Lymph nodes are effected.
We need to know how far round the body the Lymphoma has travelled....
Then if possible we can start Chemo
So its a waiting game again till the FIV results come back tomorrow