Just google it.  You'll find a lot of info, likely more detailed than anything 
anyone in a yahoo group could tell you.

--- On Wed, 7/27/11, Natalie <[email protected]> wrote:

> From: Natalie <[email protected]>
> Subject: [Felvtalk] FYI: What is Hemabartonella? I never heard of it 
> before.....
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Wednesday, July 27, 2011, 9:41 AM
> 
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> What is Hemobartonella?
> 
> 
> by Miranda K. Workman, President and CEO, Purrfect Paws
> Animal Behavior
> Center, LLC
> <hhttp://broadcaster.catster.com/t?r=3&c=5420&l=37&ctl=18DDD:019CBE51CEB3799
> E51B712D8EAAC5322&> 
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> Hemobartonella infections are relatively common in cats in
> North America.
> This mycoplasma resides on the surface of red blood cells
> and produces
> extravascular hemolytic anemia. Transmission of the
> parasite is thought to
> occur by blood-sucking arthropods such as fleas. Mothers
> can transmit the
> parasite to their offspring. Animals with this infection
> are often able to
> survive for some time, but any condition that could
> compromise their immune
> system can make them more susceptible to effects of the
> disease. I learned
> way too much about this condition after a mother cat
> succumbed to it after
> spay surgery compromised her immune system. Her kittens
> were tested
> immediately and they are positive too. Treatment is
> possible and we are
> hoping that tomorrow's bloodwork will reveal they are free
> from infection
> and are healthy enough to be adopted!
> 
> Miranda K. Workman owns Purrfect Paws Animal Behavior
> Center, LLC
> <http://broadcaster.catster.com/t?r=3&c=5420&l=37&ctl=18DDD:019CBE51CEB3799E
> 51B712D8EAAC5322&>  in New York
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