Sherry, that is so scary, and I know how you feel because my cats have inadvertently been exposed to FelV too, but not one has shown any signs of illness. I need to have them all tested, but it is so expensive for the office call plus the testing, so I just pray for the best.
You are in my thoughts, and prayers. Adult cats seem to be much less likely to contract FelV than kittens. Lorrie On 08-27, Sherry DeHaan wrote: > My girl went to the clinic today for some bloodwork that I > requested because she has been losing weight.What I feared the > worst was true. She now is fiv+ and felv+. :( I never had her > retested before I brought her home almost 2 years ago. So now I > worry about my boys because I decided not to vaccinate them for > felv this last year.I figured as long as I am not going to bring a > felv+ home again that it was not needed. My boys are pretty healthy > with the exception of Xander who has Stomatitis along with his fiv. > Dr. Jen says not to worry,that they are healthy adults.So right now > I am in a whirlwind of emotions... Please add ME and Mystique?to > your thoughts and prayers.I have soo much stress going on right now > in my life and now this. :(? Thanks for listening Sherry ? ? ? ? > _______________________________________________ Felvtalk mailing list Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
