Yes, I do have Ellie separated from everyone else and it's breaking my
heart; she's so lonely. What should I do?
From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Welcome Kathi
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2006 23:17:56 -0700
Hi Kathi,
Damn
Sounds like you might try Ellie on the Vitamin C. Moreover, many of
this group mix successfully, and you might consider that.
Gloria
On Aug 4, 2006, at 7:27 AM, Kathi Clark wrote:
Yes, I do have Ellie separated from everyone else and it's breaking
my heart; she's so lonely. What should
Kathi,
There are mixed opinions about mixing. From what I understand, the most susceptible age groups are kittens and seniors, I didn't see if anyone other than Oreo fell into this group for you. I had to make a similar decision about my kittens (one positive, one negative)and decided to keep
As others have said, that's a call only you can make. Imho, since
they've already lived together for so long, any chance of infection has
already happened. I think if your other 5 were going to get felv, they
would have by now. The fact that Oreo tested pos and then re-tested neg
tells me
with
their fellow man.
St.
Francis
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Subject: Re: Ellie separated from others - what should I do
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Subject: Re: Ellie separated from others - what should I do?
Amen.
If you have men who
will
exclude any
separated from others
- what should I do?
As others have said, that's a call only you can make.
Imho, since they've already lived together for so long, any chance of
infection has already happened. I think if your other 5 were going
to get felv, they would have by now. The fact that Oreo
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