At 06:37 PM 2/26/2007, you wrote:
Being a proud mama of FELV. FIV and many other cats and an OB
nurse....I think you need to treat your FELV cat the way you would
treat any other, have someone else clean the litter box,,,,,,
remember that TOXOPlasmosis can be gotten from a variety of sources
and good good hygeine and hand washing is always recommended, and of
course talk to your doctor,,but we have a great neonatologist I
discussed this with, She laughed as she recalled one of her patients
family members asking the doctor to tell the patient to get rid of the cat.
The doctor said NO!!!!!
Kelly
Hi,
I have a 1 1/2 year old kitty who has FeLV and is persistently
veremic. He is healthy and happy and was recently rescued. I am also
in my second trimester of pregnancy. I have read on certain websites
that pregnant women should not have FeLV+ cats. I'm wondering if
anyone has any more information about this.
I have read that FeLV+ cats can have episodes of reactivated
toxoplasmosis and I am wondering if this is true (I am finding
conflicting info). Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much.
Jodie
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