I REMOVED MY CAT'S NOSE

I removed my cat's nose. Today he's getting his stitches out. I'm so excited. If you're new here, this is Mr Armani, my earless, toothless, noseless cat. He lived homeless on the streets for over ten years. Last month he tested positive for squamous cell carcinoma. I decided to remove his ears and nose. I'm so proud of you getting his stitches out. Let's go. Yeah. I decided to get a new carrier. It was a little more roomy for him, baby. He's okay. I am praying that they got the margins. I hope he's not nervous to get the stitches out. Praying say he's fully cancer free. Nervous about knowing the results. VCA Animal Hospitals. I'm literally just as nervous as the day of his surgery for some reason. Mr Armani, you're okay. Mr Armani, you're okay. Thank you. There's not too many cats that would have every suture out of his nose. Things are looking really good. Did get his biopsy report back. It's good, but one of the margins is extremely close. Cancer cells were within half a millimeter. A little worrisome 'cause it's not very far in the area where depression is called the philtrum. These are the margins that go up into the nostril. Is this your first earless, noseless, toothless cat that you've met? No, actually. I've done that through a number of cats over. Oh, really? Not the first, but oh my god, definitely best personality. Oh. So proud. He is officially cancer free. One of the areas kind of close post with the margin for the future. He may need a little radiation. But other than that, his nose and his ears are fully cancer free. I'm just so excited for him to start this new healing journey. Not be in pain every day, bleeding everywhere. A new journey for him. So proud. So proud.