Hello,
I have six cats and one of the has been recently diagnosed with feline leukemia
and lymphoma (going through a chemotherapy). I have contacted two vets
regarding Jack, and my other cats, and they both tell me something totally
different. One of them says that I should separate Jack, and test the other
cats for Leukemia, and vaccinate them if they are negative. The second vets
tells me that the cats were already exposed to the virus and hopefully their
immune system was strong enough to fight it. I also understood that once a cat
is exposed to it, the virus may come to the surface at any time (even though
the test may show negative today it may change tomorrow), and it is too late
for the vaccination. I am totally confused and not sure what my next step
should be.
Help would be greatly appreciated,
Kasia
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