Hey Michael,
If they won't eat the wet Evo, you can mix it with some baby food (Del Monte or
Beech Nut are good, chicken flavor or any of the meats) and maybe the can be
switched over that way.
Some people might not agree with me, but I think at this point, Penelope has
already been exposed (how long were they living together before the
diagnosis?). If she was, she has thrown the virus. Adult cats are very
resistant against the virus from what we've seen here. How old are all your
furbabies? I would be surprised if Grizzabella gave it to Poppy. Did you have
Poppy tested when you first adopted him? It's possible they both already had
it when you adopted them. I never separated mine. Cricket was our positive
and Julie, LuLu, and Pepper are my negatives. They lived together two years
before I knew about the diagnosis, and two years after. They shared the same
litter box and food/water bowls. No one ever became positive. The infrared
collars are a good idea, but honestly Michael, it's probably a moot point. I
can't swear by it, but I would live by it. I would really be careful about the
bleaching of food and water bowls. In fact, I
wouldn't. I would be so scared that I was slowly poisoning them. I would ask
about that as a subject specifically.
Let us know how the vet visit/referral goes.
:)
Wendy
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