Thanks everyone. This disease certainly does act capriciously. I thought it
particularly odd that the disease was split by gender. Females had it, males
didn't. Maybe that was a strange coincidence? Unfortunately 2 of the females
are already showing signs of a URI. My vet has started antibiotics and has told
me to remain hopeful. She also did say the males may turn positive. These
kittens were dumped into a pickup truck in a not so nice area. I'm going to
hope for the best with these little ones, but lurking on the board I've noticed
that the younger they are with the disease, the shorter the life span. Either
way, I see major heartbreak in my future. I have such a soft spot for FELV+
kitties. They truly are the sweetest of the bunch.
Marnie
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