There are some who believe that Older Cats that have intact immune
systems are not terribly prone to contracting the Virus It's a
difficult call My somewhat educated guess is that an older cat
would do OK ( If you consider that many Feral Colonies exist for years
with most of the
First, thank you for being such a great guardian for your kitty cats! Second,
if getting another kitty cat wouldn't cause too much stress - get another FeLV
- - yes, I know the future is uncertain - as it is for everyone - but you would
be saving another life - it's a never ending cycle that
it all comes down to what you fel comfortable with. My Annie was diagnosed
felv when I got her at the age of 4. she is happy and enjoys her life. She
shares my lap, food bowls, water fountains. I believe hat due to stress, she
tested positive and at the most is is a carrier. at first, we
I have the same situation and wished someone lived close to me so I could
schedule some play dates. I have 15 other cats in the house and My felv cat is
alone unless we are with him. It’s sad but it’s better than putting him to
sleep since he is healthy at the moment. If you find out
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