Thanks, MCI sent a copy to my vet (the one that told me I couldn't have my
stray back because he would infect all of the neighborhoodshe euthanized
him)...grr..
Debbie (COL)
Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle Philo
From:
Since what the cat had is NOT a public health issue, the vet had absolutely
no business refusing (she could recommend) to give you the cat back. What
she did was to steal your cat and murder it. What would you have done if it
were a pet? Did she charge you for euthanizing the cat? I would have,
Gary, this was years ago...my very first experience with FeLVand I didn't
know any betterobviously, neither did she at the time. Thomas' euthanasia
has been my driving force to educate people since that time. I have learned so
much from you all here, and I am so very grateful. I
H - I'm concerned about the statement about when to vaccinate FIV
cats: Cats living with FIV-positive cats, particularly if there is
fighting.
Gloria
On Oct 21, 2009, at 6:09 PM, MaryChristine wrote:
for those who haven't seen it--or to play out for your vet!
First off, how do I reply to a particular email on the list? I can't figure
out how to do it without replying to the whole digest and editing.
Hi Sharyl,
Both the FIV kitty and FeLV+ kitty came from the same colony. We'd known about
FIV before when 2 cats from that colony tested positive
Merlin, don't forget with feral/hard strays there can be more than one father
for a litter. It is possible that the positive kitten's father was positive
and the father for the other kitten was negative.
Yes the kittens should be retested in 4 months in case they picked up the virus
from the
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