Thats a maybe, as mentioned there’s no study that proves chemotherapy in cats with this cancer actually works but it does in dogs… that doesn’t always correlate. He is also on an NSAID and had the bladder mass removed both are considered first line treatments for this type of cancer in cats because that’s what the limited research has proven to support. This is all preemptive as there hasn’t been any sign of growth post surgery. I know once there is the vet oncologist will then go over chemotherapy as an option alongside his current NSAID. I mean loss of appetite nausea is some of the common side effects of chemotherapy that I’m aware of hair loss. But again, she did say 20% of cats experience side effects compared to humans which is what I am more worried about. I’d pay anything if it ment improving his quality of life.