I would check out the company IMULAN and their product LTCI. It is the only
approved treatment aid for FeLV and FIV. There are people who have used
LTCI and have had amazing results, but every cat is different. I would
really research it.
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 4:11 PM, Anna Waltman
Hello Anna,
I am sorry for your situation. Felv is an illusive, unpredictable and
sometimes devastating disease.
I think the people in this group have good advice and knowledge pertaining
to this group of cats.
In my experience, 2 died from the anemia and bone marrow suppression that
often
Hi everyone,
I've been lurking around for the last day or two reading your posts. My
darling Sylvia, the first cat I have owned as an adult, just tested positive
for FLV on both the in-office and IFA tests. She's one of my best friends
and I'm devastated; she was negative as a kitten and has
If you have access to a holistic vet, check in with her/him. Mine,
Betty Boswell, kept Dixie Louise healthy and happy. Betty works well
with my regular vets who are wonderful too. The combination worked
miracles for three absolutely wonderful years then something through
Dixie into
Sorry your kitty has tested positive. Since you are considering vaccinating
Bea, are you assuming she is still/originally negative?Perhaps, it was
Bea who infected Sylvia, you should test Bea ASAP.
Since I started to take in FeLV cats, I have had two young adults and one
kitten manage to
Hi Anna
I can identify with your devastation and can understand the fear and
uncertainty around the diagnosis of a best friend. Most of us have
been there.
The statistics fluctuate, but it has been reported that 80% of cats
have a natural
immunity to FLV, and if you read the archives on
Most important thing I wish I had known was NOT to panic. My Tucson was 5
years old before she was diagnosed and had been around my other cats exactly
like Sylvia has been with Bea. That was 5 1/2 years ago and so far,
everybody is just fine. No one but Tucson tested positive. I feed them all
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