Yes you could still give it a try later down the road, I have heard
of a cat that tested negative after a year, so that's why I always say a
minimum of 90 days. I tested Bailey for the first 3 years and he always
tested positive, I figured after 3 years, he was positive.
I also had both he and Joey PCR tested, it tests the DNA, the problem is
the test is delicate and must be done correctly so choose a lab you
really trust to do it right. Bailey was probably 8 or 9 years old at
the time. Joey and Bailey were best buds so I figured if there was a
possibility of anyone getting it it would be Joey. Bailey was positive,
Joey was negative.
--
Belinda
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