They were vaccinated against it about 18 months ago. I did not renew the vaccines because they are all positive for FeLV and one of the vets I have used recommended against vaccinating, and I have read all the advice on this listserve about it. I have not talked to the vets, though, about the issue with getting it across a fence. It just occurred to me recently. I will do that.
In a message dated 12/5/03 11:45:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Hi, First: I think the best thing for you to do is call a Vet and ask if they can get it from a rodent. Second: If an infected animal drooled on the fence they could get it that way. Also if an infected animal drooled on the ground and you stepped in it you could take it to your cats. Most of the time it is passed thru drooling not by actual contact. Third: Why weren't they given shots against it? Fourth: If you don't want to take them to a vet for the shots you can give them yourself. I do so hope they don't get it because it is a very painful death. There is only one vet I know of in the San Francisco Bay Area that can pull a cat thru it >>
