Last August, a furry little kitten was saved by a woman who was gardening; she saw a fox chase the kitten, and took him inside. She brought it to our vet, and of course, I ended up with Jonathan, who was adopted in February.
However, this cat will never be vaccinated again (directions from our vet), and he will be strictly an indoor cat, anyway. After getting vaccines, he came home to us. He was the most subdued kitten, always sleeping! We had him checked out, and it seems that the vaccines, maybe NOT caused, but certainly brought to the surface toxoplasmosis. He was on meds for over 5 months, until, after countless blood tests, he no longer had it. =^..^= From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 12:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Felvtalk] Vaccination for FeLV+ kitten Hi everyone, I was wondering what the general concensus was on giving a positive kitten the FVRCP vaccination. Long story short, my recently adopted 12- week kitten (Macey) was spayed and 1st FVRCP vaccine given, as well as Rabies, before she was FeLV tested. 2 days later, she came down with a very bad URI (which she got during her short stay at the shelter), and I didn't think she would make it. But she did, so now I'm not sure whether to keep her vaccinated or not. Also, I've started doing online research, but does anyone know of supplements that actually might help the immune system? I have ordered L-lysine powder and treats, and I'm already giving my 2 stomatitis kitties interferon (alpha) and am thinking maybe to start giving that to Macey also. I have Forti-flora and thought it might help a bit, as well. Thanks so much, Cindy >^..^<
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