Before you use this page
FeliVitals is for tracking and organization. It does not diagnose, interpret an individual case, set treatment, or change medication, insulin, fluid, diet, or recheck plans. Use these notes with your veterinarian.
What lymphoma can look like
Lymphoma is a cancer of the lymphatic system. In cats it often affects the gastrointestinal tract, but it can involve other organs too. Signs can overlap with IBD, kidney disease, infections, and other problems.
A clear home record can help the veterinary team see whether appetite, weight, stool, vomiting, comfort, or medication response is changing.
Signs to record
- Weight loss, poor appetite, increased appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation.
- Low energy, hiding, reduced grooming, discomfort, or changes in favorite routines.
- Breathing changes, nasal discharge, visible lumps, swelling, or unusual weakness.
- Medication side effects, missed doses, appetite support notes, and comfort concerns.
What matters to track with lymphoma
- Appetite, meal amount, vomiting, diarrhea, stool changes, and weight.
- Medication timing, side effects, missed doses, and clinic instructions.
- Energy, hiding, grooming, comfort, breathing changes, and daily quality-of-life notes.
- Questions for oncology or primary-care rechecks.
How FeliVitals helps
- Track feeding, appetite, weight, litter box changes, medications, symptoms, and notes.
- Keep a day-by-day record during treatment or comfort-focused care.
- Prepare a concise summary that helps explain the pattern between visits.
Questions to bring to your vet
- Which side effects or symptoms need same-day advice?
- What should I record during chemotherapy, steroid care, or comfort-focused care?
- How should we judge comfort and quality of life at home?
- What changes in appetite, breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, or weight should I call about?