I would call around and try to find a vet that has or is treating other cats with the virus. I had to change vets with my cat Smokey because the vet I had been using for 15 years didn't seem to want to treat him. I don't know alot about the virus as Smokey is the first cat I have had that was positive. The new vet has told me that it is possible for a cat to fight off the virus. It may be a low percentage but there is a chance. I just had Smokey retested after 7 months unfortunatley he was still positive. Is Crackers sick now? Is that why you had Crackers tested?
Cindy --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > after i called the vet over 20 times he finally > answered and said yes > crackers IFA is positive....i asked him can he throw > the virus...the vet said no > the IFA confirms he is full blown luekemia...i said > what should i do,...he said > there is nothing to do...my baby crackers is 5yrs > old and has never been sick > ever with anything and I WONT GIVE UP!!!...i cant > believe this vet..MAKE > THAT MY EX VET...i am looking for another vet and > will not go back to him...ok > you wonderful people are my guardians..i will do > anything suggested..money is > not a factor when it comes to my baby...i will do > anything please respond > please is this IFA final or should i retest? > kayte > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
