NAVLE® Question of the day

A ten-year-old female spayed Persian cat is presented for evaluation of a two-month history of a mass. There is a two-cm diameter, firm, solitary, hairless, dome-shaped, ulcerated mass on her left neck just behind the jaw that is bleeding.

Cytology obtained by fine needle aspirate reveals cohesive clusters of large cells with round to oval nuclei that are tightly adherent to each other (see below).

Click the labwork icon to review hematology, blood chemistry, and urinalysis results.

What is the most appropriate treatment option?

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