I think the best thing to do is wait and see. Retest with an IFA in 3 months-at least that's my opinion, and I'm certainly not an expert-but that's just what I've picked up from reading the posts here. I would assume that throwing the virus is rare, but who's to say that miracles can't happen! They certainly seem to on this list from time to time!
_____ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Malone Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 12:16 PM To: [email protected] Subject: How Basil contracted the virus It is believed that Basil contracted the virus when he and Baby Boy Sox got into a pretty horrid cat fight. Apparently the tom cat in them both broke out. When I got home my baby boy had a gash on his head-nice teeth prints as well. Have never seen Basil raise a whisker in violent behavior but apparently he had to make sure the baby knew who the alpha male was. It was 3 weeks after the fight that my kitten died and that Basil had the first positive test. He had two negative tests in his first year of life and then I vaccinated him and Teaser as well on the advice from my vet. Now I really believe that he might not still be positive-at least that is kind of what I am getting from reading information here. I really was looking for something like Kerry described-reassurance that a positive test can become negative. I have heard the talk of it happening but I was looking for someone who had personal knowledge of it actually happening. Thank You!
