Statistically - about 2/3 of kitties who are exponsed to the virus end up
throw off the virus - and, I believe that chances are better if a kitty is
older when they are actually exposed to the virus.
There is no way for us to know how reliable this statisic informaiton is -- but
we know that
Hi Glenda and Heather
I haven't read your previous posts (and I'm at work, so have to be
quick) but just wanted to say I had 5 FeLV positive kittens, and one
slightly older cat who was negative but who lived with them (they came
as a colony so she had already been exposed). I gave them 13
Since 2001, I've had 9 FELV+ kitties (I have to list them: Calawalla
Banana Booboo, Mittens Mr. Black Kitty, Dallas, Houston, Felicity,
Chloe, Oliver, B.B.).
The first 5 are now dead, all but one died at age 2.5-3 years.
Actually I never know how old Mr. Black Kitty was - he looked old,
.I have not had any live past 2.5-3 years old.
Hi Gloria--not sure what you mean---you have 3 positives that are over
10, right? Kerry
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gloria Lane
Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2007 8:39 AM
To:
HIDEYO, MY BIGGEST QUESTION IS HOW COMMON IS IT FOR
THESE KITTENS BORN TO A FeLV+ QUEEN TO THROW OFF THE
VIRUS? THERE WERE SIX KITTENS FROM THIS LITTER AND
ALL WERE ADOPTED BY LOVING PEOPLE WHO ARE WAITING AND
HOLDING ON TO THEIR KITTIES, HOPING THAT THEY WILL BE
ABLE TO FIGHT THIS DISEASE OFF.
Yup, not stated very well. These four were over 3 years when I got
them.
Gloria
On Jul 14, 2007, at 8:55 AM, MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
.I have not had any live past 2.5-3 years old.
Hi Gloria--not sure what you mean---you have 3 positives that are
over 10, right? Kerry
KERRY, HI! WELL IT LOOKS LIKE MY EMAILS ARE GETTING
THROUGH. THANK YOU FOR GETTING BACK TO US PEOPLE WITH
THE FeLV+ KITTENS. I AM GRATEFUL THAT MY VET HAD GIVEN
ME SOME HOPE, ALTHOUGH THE OTHER DAY I HAD MY KITTEN
RE-TESTED AND IT WAS AGAIN POSITIIIVE, BUT I HAD ONLY
WAITED ABOUT 3-WEEKS. MY VET
I'm fairly certain the remaining kitten, Mickey, was from the same
litter as all the others, as he was the same size as the others, and the
same color as one of them.
The others succumbed between the ages of 1 and 2 (they were 3 months old
when they found me in December 2003):
Caramel died on
I'm fairly certain the remaining kitten, Mickey, was from the same
litter as all the others, as he was the same size as the others, and the
same color as one of them.
The others succumbed between the ages of 1 and 2 (they were 3 months old
when they found me in December 2003):
Caramel died on
Jean,
I'm so sorry to read about your loss of Wallace. I'm sorry.
tonya
Jean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings, folks.
I'd like to thank everybody for the support and
suggestions through my Wallace's brief-but-terminal
illness. I'm sorry to report that he left this world
on July 4
I want to thank everyone for their care concern for the kittens and Mom I
posted about.
If I had a spare room or something I could at least keep the one kitten who
is being sent to the sanctuary tomorrow (that we don't want it to go to) but
I don't even have a room to put it in temporarily, I'm
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