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I think it’s sad the way you glibly mix fact & fantasy in your posts. Interestingly the incidence of post injection malignancies in cats is noted as being 1:10k to 1:1k. The veterinary literature has not caught up to you and is unaware that oxidative stress is the cause. In fact certain vaccinations are more likely than others to result in injection site neoplasms and the relationship is well established.

https://todaysveterinarypractice.com/oncology/feline-injection-site-sarcomas/

The AVMA article you linked previously stated that FISS occurs in one out of every 10,000 and 30,000 vaccinations. Then you are going to call me a liar because I quoted from an article *you* linked and *you* found another article that states a different incidence rate? Wow, how classy. (Not.)

Have you read the articles that you linked? The TVP article you linked states, and I quote, "Tumors also occur secondary to injections of steroidal and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, antibiotics, and lufenuron; microchip implantation; and inflammatory response to nonabsorbable surgical suture material."

Please read the article thoroughly. It is very clear about the fact that the sarcomas are related to the injection, not to the contents of the injection. Gee, even sutures cause the type of oxidative stress injury that (rarely) induces a sarcoma.