They might be suffering from a condition called pillow foot, also known as feline Plasma Cell Pododermatitis (PCP). Pillow ...

ANSWER: This sounds like plasma cell pododermatitis, a fairly rare disease ... I agree with your vet’s approach to keep an eye on your indoor cat.

Joshua Wilson's cat Mihos was diagnosed with Plasma Cell Pododermatitis, a disease that causes foot pads to swell, ulcerate and bleed. He says he took his cat to a veterinarian, who told him ...

A few cats developed pododermatitis following a cat-bite injury to one pad, and thus penetrating trauma may play a role inoculating organisms into the lesions. Bite injuries may account for cases ...

A blood test would usually reveal a high globulin level (antibody proteins) and elevated lymphocyte count if your cat has plasma cell pododermatitis. In some questionable cases, a small biopsy of ...

Plasma cells are a type of white blood cell ... Approximately 50 percent of cats with this type of pododermatitis are FIV positive when tested. FIV is spread through saliva from an affected ...

It was quickly confirmed that she had plasma cell pododermatitis or “pillow feet ... She is a true lap cat and will come to curl up and head boop your hand for pets as soon as you sit ...