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You are going to have to take your cat to the vet no matter what guesses we come up with. It doesn't sound serious, but may need vets attention. Here are some things it could be:
- Carpal rot
- Callous (considered fungal and similar to warts.)
Don't second guess and have this diagnosed by your vet.
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