 
 <prompt> Determine whether the cat don dey fight. Check if ear lump na haematoma. Remove cysts wey dey. Think about potential food allergy. Make sure say e no be flea bites. <response>: Abscesses na common type of lump wey dey usually form few days afta fight with anoda cat or dog. Dem dey rather big and full with fluid. If you notice say your cat dey get fever or dey sick and get lump wey get scab for middle, e fit be abscess. Abscesses na bacterial infections. Even though dem no dey too dangerous, e beta make vet check am. Dem fit drain the fluid and prescribe antibiotics for your cat to clear the infection for their body. Blood fit gather under the skin for the place wey minor injury happun. E go form swollen, fluid-filled lump wey dem dey call haematoma. Haematomas dey common for cats wey dey shake their head vigorously and damage the capillaries between the cartilage and skin of their ear. Haematomas need to be checked by vet. Usually, e dey get underlying cause wey need treatment. For example, e fit be say na ear mites or infection cause your cat to damage their ear. Some cysts fit dey caused by blocked hair follicles or oil ducts. If lump just show suddenly but no dey change, and get hair wey dey grow for center, e fit be cyst. You fit leave am if e no dey always get infection or dey disturb your cat. If you no sure, the safest option na make vet check the cyst and decide whether e suppose be removed. If you don change the type of food wey you dey give your cat and notice lumps for their head and neck, the lumps fit be evidence of allergic reaction. Stop to give dem that food and see if the lumps go reduce. The lumps go dey small, pale, and full with fluid. Even though the lumps demselves no dey dangerous, your cat fit wound itself by scratching. If lumps dey small, reddish, and slightly pointed, e fit be say na flea bites. Dem go usually dey follow with scratching, and maybe hair loss. Talk to your vet on how to clear the fleas, and dey watch out for wounds for your cat skin wey dem dey always lick and scratch. 