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There's no website that I know of, but this group here IS the fore-most
group of experts on the web!
My advice, test, quarantine, retest in one month, then again in
2 months (3 months total quarantine time), if ALL come back negative, then
it's pretty much safe (this is for ALL things, not just FELV). Lice too, eggs
hatch after treatments, so you'll need to REtreat for that at least once, your
vet can determine the type of lice, and the egg cycle, so you will know WHEN to
do it again.
Personally, I quarantine for 2 weeks, and then introduce slowly through a
cage, not getting full introduction for over a month, but I'm not too quarantine
happy, nor am I too concerned with "mixing" because I know the rates of
transmission of FELV between adult cats is almost nonexistent to the point of
practically impossible. I'm 10 times more concerned with getting a upper
respiratory infection (or fleas and worms) passing around than FELV!
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