Lynne just make sure that that 'everyone' knows that there are to be
no vaccinations. You'll have time to
research which, if any vaccinations, he should have in the future.
We'll send you good thoughts on Friday. I am
sure he will be fine.
I'll find links for good research on vaccinations when you get
through this.
Jane
On Feb 6, 2008, at 9:57 PM, Lynne wrote:
Jane, the vet told me he was going to hold off on any immunizations
and when and if we did do them, they would have to be ordered
because he wouldn't be getting the same vaccinations as a healthy
cat. I'm wondering if the regular immunizations are live viruses
and perhaps cats with feline leukemia get non live ones?
Lynne
----- Original Message -----
From: Jane Lyons
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 9:50 PM
Subject: Re: fixing a leukemia kitty
I was also thinking of Lynne's kitty having surgery this week and
was hoping that no vaccinations will be given to a
kitty who is immune compromised and faced with the stress of
surgery. (2 cents)
Jane
On Feb 6, 2008, at 9:36 PM, Dorothy Noble wrote:
I was reading Lynne's postings about her new cat being neutered
this weekend -
I just wanted to pass along a little ifo I had received from a
society in Missouri.
I was looking to adopt a FeLV kitty (to be a friend to my other
FeLV) and I was inquiring about cats that they had. I asked if
they would be spayed or neutered prior to adoption and she
emphatically said NO. She said that if they were not already
fixed, they definitely do NOT recommend that type of surgery on a
cat with leukemia, due to their already fragile immune systems.
(I chose to wait until I could find one who was already fixed
because I definitely like my cats to be altered.)
Just a little food for thought - I would hate to have something
happen to your friend during a surgery!
Dorothy
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