Hi Angela That is great news. I decided not to retest my kitties bc they were all equally exposed and the expense of testing 9 cats again. I had higher than usual positives. My thought is that I had a pretty virulent strain of FeLV as I had a 25% tested positive. All the remaining cats have been vaccinated and I will vaccinate again this year. After that I will probably go to the 3 year protocol. None of the remaining cats have been sick. If one gets sick I would test at that time. This is just what I am doing.
With the number of cats you have I would go for the retest in the 3 months as your vet suggested. Sally On 8/21/07, Angela Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > To all who have hellped me thru this day... > Thank you for your support and encouraging words. We just got back from > the Vet's office, with Ripley and Sherman, the SNAP test came back NEG!!!!!! > We are going to retest in 3 months. > > The Vet said the only difference in the 2 tests (SNAP verses IFA) is the > accuracy is a little higher with the IFA. Both tests are in the 90 percent > range. > > > God bless all! > Ang > *Sally Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote: > > > >
