I agree that I would not put a cat out for any length of time unless
necessary (they said it was necessary to determine Simon's chemo treatment), but
it is a small needle and they are out and I really do not think it caused any
pain with Simon. I am not saying I would do it for an FeLV test; I just
seem to be the only person who has taken a cat for the test and so thought I
would share that it did not seem like a big deal at all. He never even
looked at the spot on his shoulder, much less lick it or limp or act strangely
about it. He had a lot of other things going on, though, so it was not the only
thing he was dealing with.
Michelle
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