Injured nose
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I think it’s got worse.
Hi,
You're right, seeing the vet is definitely for the best, if only to rule out the possibility of a tumour.

Hi there,
It could be plenty of things; for instance, she might have been pushing her nose against some wire fencing. Her injury, if it’s the only one she’s got, doesn’t seem to explain why she’s stopped eating and drinking. Those two things are much more worrying. Personally, I’d get her to the vet straight away. That said, if the inside of her nostrils is also damaged, a cat temporarily loses its sense of smell and, as a result, its interest in food. But even in that case, a vet visit is essential.
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