Hello All,
This question is for a foster kitten I know of that tested felv+. Her
name is Sally and she is only 6 weeks old. Happily the rescue that
Sally is with knows enough to test again and Sally is being fostered in
the meantime. I'm wondering this, if Sally has tested pos once,
(assuming it was a true pos), then that means she has been exposed to
the disease. If she later tests neg, does that mean she would be
"immune" to felv in the same way she would had she been vaccinated
against it? The reason I ask is Sally has a potential adopter waiting
for her based on her next test result. This woman already has an felv+
kitty.
I'm wondering if there have been any studies done indicating a cat
previously testing pos, then throwing the virus and testing neg, is less
susceptible to contracting felv when exposed to known positive cats.
Nina
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