I think certain cats are more vocal than others, and I never heard
of it having anything to do with FelV.
I also never heard of FelV causing dementia. Please correct me
if I'm wrong about this.
Lorrie
On 03-11, Maria Ianiro wrote: So I was just wondering if having a
very vocal cat is
There are times that I have wondered if there is something going on with FeLV+
cats personalities. It seems that I have a closer bond with my positives then
with the other cats. Also, the FIV/FeLV room where I volunteer seems to have
the friendliest most loveable cats. I suppose that could be
That is true for me, Sue. My positive is the most wonderful cat I
have ever known. Not only is she sweet, she
is fearless. She walks on a leash with the dogs and is the leader of
the pack. Often we have to wait while she takes tree
brakes (she can run up and down a tree with the agility of a
Jane, your cat sounds like she has a great personality. I wonder if I should
try leash training some of mine. Tweezer is my kitty who loves life. He was
kept in a cage for months before I got him, and was very underweight and
sickly. Now it is almost as if he celebrates every day! When you
Sue I Googled walking jackets for cats and ordered one of these
http://www.hdw-inc.com/walkingjackets.htm
I use a retractable dog leash and off we go. In nice weather I hook
her leash to an outdoor shed and she will spend
hours hiding in tall grass watching the birdbath. I make sure I am
Got one of those for my 18 lb Tucson who I occasionally fly with--have to
take her in and out of carrier when we go thru security and the jacket is
real solid so I don't have to worry about her scampering away in the middle
of an airport. She doesn't particularly like it but we manage-LOL
Chris
Maybe dementia is a bad word... I'm pretty sure Felv can cause
neurological disorders? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
My felv+ cat is also the most loving and friendly cat that I have
had so much personality.
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Yes, neurological disorders for sure. I had a FelV kitten who
lost control of her back legs as well as bladder control. She
was a sweetheart who is now at the Rainbow Bridge.
On 03-12, Maria Ianiro wrote:
Maybe dementia is a bad word... I'm pretty sure Felv can cause
neurological disorders?
I have not been following this thread, so please excuse my reply if it
is out of context.
I have a 2 year old felv+ experiencing neurological disorders as well.
Come to find out, some of his meds (stone/bladder issues) were causing
it. We discontinued meds and he is now at about 90%. Much more
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