Sudden lump on her paw, not painful, allows touching

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The uploaded photo is blurry and it is unclear where the cat’s paw pad or the lump is. If the cat truly has a lump and it is hard, a superficial tumor is suspected; if it is not growing rapidly, you can leave it alone.

However, it is still recommended to first take the cat to a pet hospital for examination and further diagnosis. If it grows very fast, take the cat to a vet for removal immediately.

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