Feline oral squamous cell carcinoma (FOSCC) accounts for about 10% of all feline tumors and is the most common cancer of the mouth in cats. While slow to metastasize, it is aggressive locally and has a grave prognosis even with surgery and/or radiation therapy. Three months is the average survival time after diagnosis.
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