This new one is some sort of combined FELV-FIV vaccine....

Chris
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All of my cats now have the new FIV vaccine.  FWIW, no one had a reaction or

any kind of false positive.  They are Felv negative but are regularly tested

for FELV and FIV because of their exposure.  9 cats with the FIV vaccine and

all are doing fine.  We are in the midst of an FIV mess so I feel better 
about the vaccine.

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>Thanks--I too am a little wary of new vaccines unless absolutely necessary 
>&
>I appreciate any comments before I talk to him about it....
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>Subject: FELV-FIV test
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>My vet recently began using a FELV-FIV vaccine.  He started last summer.  
>He
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>is seeing an epidemic of FIV in his office and is recommending it to all of
>his clients. Especially those of us with cats that go outside.  He has 
>never
>
>been vaccine happy so I take his recommendations seriously.  He hates to 
>use
>
>a new vaccine the first year.  Years ago, we had a strangles' epidemic at a
>barn I boarded my horses at.  My vet talked me out of the strangles'
>vaccine.  With horses falling ill left and right, I did not think this wise
>but reluctantly went along with his advice. This was the old vaccine that
>had more problems than what it was worth.  My horses were the few that 
>never
>
>got strangles.  He was right.  The vaccine was dreadful.  Several horses 
>got
>
>sicker from that than they would have from strangles.  Mine never got sick
>with anything.
>
>When it comes to vaccines, I listen to him. He has experience, good
>judgement and keeps up with his journals.
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