I would not mix kittens with an FeLV+ cat or kitten, as their immune systems are not fully developed and are more susceptible to contracting the virus. Adult cats I feel are most likely ok to exposure, although I wouldn't bet my life on it.
:) Wendy --- Pam Norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I know that finally mixing FIV & non FIV kitties is > FINALLY being accepted but I am wondering as to what > you all here think about mixing FeLv & non FeLv > kitties. My daughter adopted a kitten years ago > that was not tested for FeLv until she was about 3 > months old. When she was tested, it was positive. > They already had another cat & the two had been > together since little Juniper arrived, so > essentially 3 months. Jonas was tested & he was > negative. I believe he was given the vaccine then. > Juniper has since gone to the bridge & Jonas is > still healthy & non FeLv. > > I know that there are many folks who do mix but I > would like to hear the feelings about it here. > > Pam > > > Hurricane Katrina's terrible message: if it is too > dangerous for YOU to stay behind as a disaster > approaches, then why would you leave your PETS > behind? Never ever ever leave them behind! Have > enough crates for all & take them with you! They > are your family! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
