Thanks Everyone. I am lucky in that my vets have never recommended over
vaccinating. Other than rabies, which is required yearly by law in our state,
we have never done additional vaccinating on my cats (current and prior) as
they
are indoor cats only. It's part of the struggle
initial series for kittens, FVRCP technically should last a lifetimeis
anyone listening? NO! It's a money maker.
If I didn't operate a rescue group, with cats not going out except in safe
outdoor enclosures, I would not vaccinate every year, especially not any cat
with FIV/FeLV!
---
The other thing is that among adult cats with healthy immune systems,
it may not matter whether they're vaccinated or not. I'm of the camp
that thinks it doesn't matter. I've seen articles about this but
sorry don't have a reference right now - that healthy adult
The other thing is that among adult cats with healthy immune systems,
it may not matter whether they're vaccinated or not. I'm of the camp
that thinks it doesn't matter. I've seen articles about this but
sorry don't have a reference right now - that healthy adult
, 2010 11:48:56 AM CST
To: "savea...@teamfurr.org"
Subject: 2 cats that desperately need a home
Hi, my name is Lindsay Mariconda and I am in an extremely difficult
situation right now concerning my 2 cats. I was referred to your
organization by a friend who thought it would be helpful.
Sue, my brother and I both have had FELV+ cats that lived to be 17 --
and this was "back in the day" before the current treatments were
available...
-Original Message-
From: Sander, Sue [mailto:sue.san...@ssa.gov]
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 4:58 PM
To: felvtalk@felinele
Thank you everyone for all your comments and feedback. It is definitely
helpful
and encouraging. For those that have asked, the FELV+ kitten is Magic and she
is about 5 months old and healthy other than her diagnosis. I have three other
cats. Leroy and Zoe are 2 1/2 and had their FELV
out Inegrating Positive and Negative Cats
>
> It's so wonderful to know that Bailey lived for over 10 years. Does anyone
> else know of FEL+ who have lived a long life? If so, please tell me. I
> want to have hope.
>
_
Stephanie, as others have already said it is a very personal decision. IMO a
lot depends on the ages of your negative cats. If they are adults and
vaccinated with the one month booster I'd have no issues with mixing. Over the
last 4 yrs I have rescued 10 FeLV+ kittens. My negative cats
That is on my checks too!
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From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Sander, Sue
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 4:58 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Question About Inegrating Positive and Negative Cats
It's so wonderful to know
erry
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 2:01 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: [Felvtalk] Question About Inegrating Positive and Negative Cats
Hi Everyone,
I am new to this site and new to the world of FELV. My husband and I
recently took in a stray kitten, Magic, who had been coming into
any other cats and did not get
into any fights. It is my belief she got it from her mom and simply suppressed
it until it came out later in life. She was pretty sickly when we got her and
we managed to almost entirely suppress her secondary virus issue.
To make a very long story even longer, I
"happiness is being owned by cats ..."
Amen!
- Original Message -
From: "Sander, Sue"
To:
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 1:58 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Question About Inegrating Positive and Negative Cats
It's so wonderful to know that Bailey lived for ov
lf Of Belinda Sauro
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 4:55 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Question About Inegrating Positive and Negative
Cats
I had Bailey+ intergrated with my other as many as 7 negatives and
none of them ever became positive. He was 5 months old w
was blood drawn on occasion from the scratches, no one ever
became positive in those 10 years.
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Hi, my experience is that very young kittens don't live long. But, other than
that my cats are vaccinated, I have a few postive cats. I have water drinking
fountains, and they are all together.Your kitten is strong, I think you should
let her/him out with your other cats.Cathy
--- On Mo
Hi Stephanie,
I've just joined this group today so I'm not sure if I should be responding to
this and I'm sure others may have varying opinions on this topic but for me and
for my own cats, we allow our FeLV +ve kitty to interact with our other cats.
She is not isolated at
our
> porch. We've had her inside and separated from our FELV negative cats for
> six
> weeks now and love her dearly.
>
> At her first vet appt about five week ago she tested positive on two
> different
> snap tests. She also recently tested positive on the IFA
Hi Everyone,
I am new to this site and new to the world of FELV. My husband and I recently
took in a stray kitten, Magic, who had been coming into our yard and on our
porch. We've had her inside and separated from our FELV negative cats for six
weeks now and love her dearly.
At her
You are very fortunate.. All but two of our cats rush out the
door at every opportunity. We have 14 cats and they were all rescued
outside cats, and love it out there. Only two of them never try to
get out, but there is no way we can stop the others. We are too old
at ages 77 & 88 and
I'm so glad that the Japanese are better than their neighborsactually
working with feral cats rather than just killing them, or using them
commercially.
I work mostly with feral cats and have NEVER been bitten or even scratched -
and yes, many have turned out to be the biggest , mus
mistakes. it was
worth it in the long run as they became my biggest lap babies.
"POTT wrote:
> Wow, I wonder how many people lost fingers trying to touch the cats
> through the cages! (haha)
>
> -Original Message-
> From: dana giordano [mailto:giordano.d...@gmail.
Wow, I wonder how many people lost fingers trying to touch the cats
through the cages! (haha)
-Original Message-
From: dana giordano [mailto:giordano.d...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, July 16, 2010 5:44 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: [Felvtalk] Great story of taming feral cats
I know some of you work with feral cat communities and wanted to pass this
on.
I thought this story was pretty great. They call it cat rehab. A surprising
and unexpected way to deal with a feral cats killing actual endangered
species.
Check it out!
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2010/07/cat
I haven't.
On Jul 13, 2010, at 9:11 AM, MaryChristine wrote:
don't want to duplicate stuff, but if you HAVEN'T seen them, let me
know and
i'll put up the link.
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LVPositiveCats] 2009 revised vaccination guidelines for cats and
dogs
don't want to duplicate stuff, but if you HAVEN'T seen them, let me know and
i'll put up the link.
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Special-
don't want to duplicate stuff, but if you HAVEN'T seen them, let me know and
i'll put up the link.
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Member, SCAT (Special-Cat Action T
live out their lives as I cannot have any more cats! I am moving out
of my current living situation so am now desperate for help. I do not
have a place for them to go, literally! So please help if you can. They
are sweet and friendly and wonderful. I literally have 11 cats in my
home right now and
but there's a catch. one of them, we're told, is FILV positive. it's
life-time companion is not, nor are the resident cats where the two have
been staying. we've been trying to explain that there is no such thing as
FILV, and that we really need to know what the kitty is positi
On 05-01, LauraM wrote:
> when people come to the shelter I usually ask them whether they're
> looking for a cat or a dog. I can't tell you how many times someone
> has responded, "Dogs. I hate cats." But I've never heard anyone
> say, "Cats. I hate
ect: Re: [Felvtalk] GMA Weekend - Bill hates cats
You can be certain he wouldn't have said he hated dogs. But it's OK &
acceptable to hate cats. It's funny, when people come to the shelter I
usually ask them whether they're looking for a cat or a dog. I can't tel
You can be certain he wouldn't have said he hated dogs. But it's OK &
acceptable to hate cats. It's funny, when people come to the shelter I usually
ask them whether they're looking for a cat or a dog. I can't tell you how many
times someone has responded, "
Was watching GMA Weekend this AM. During a segment on stuff made out of cat
food cans Bill Weir said he hated cats. Just had to respond to ABC News with
the following post.
Just wanted you to know I will no longer watch GMA Weekends after Bill's
comment today that he hates cats. I don&#
ect: [Felvtalk] Fwd: RE: feral cats FW: Ask PETA a Question Form
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Date: Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 12:11 AM
> got an answer from PETA, here it
> is. dorlis
> > Subject: RE: feral cats FW: Ask PETA a Question Form
> > Date: Mon, 7 Dec 2009 13:
x27;m guessing the next e-mail you get from them will be a request for money.
Thanks for writing them.
Sharyl
--- On Wed, 12/9/09, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
> From: dlg...@windstream.net
> Subject: [Felvtalk] Fwd: RE: feral cats FW: Ask PETA a Question Form
> To: felvtalk@felineleuke
got an answer from PETA, here it is. dorlis
> Subject: RE: feral cats FW: Ask PETA a Question Form
> Date: Mon, 7 Dec 2009 13:56:32 -0500
> From: "Karen Dickerson"
> To:
>
> Dear Dorlis,
>
>
>
> Thank you for contacting PETA. We appreciate th
http://www.animalalliancenyc.org/nycfci/ToTestOrNotToTest.pdf
http://www.alleycat.org/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=429
In Barcelona (Spain) protectionist organizations and volunteers that work
with ferals cats are definitevely againts sistematic killer of positive FelV
and FIV cats. We also have
look up Alley Cat Allies and hopefully sign their petition to stop shooting of
feral cats. tried to send it through from their site, but was bounced back.
dorlis
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On 10-02, Stray Cat Alliance wrote:
>
> Here here! I wish we would no longer test at all. If a cat is
> sick, they are sick. Treat that.
>
> It just seems like cats always get the short end of every stick -
> while I love dogs - they are much higher up the totem pole than
&
Hi,
Posting this for a friend that works at the shelter, all the information is
listed below. You can always email me if you have any questions, and I could
find the answers out or contact the SPCA of Westchester. Hoping someone wants
to open thier heart and home to these kitties!! Any help
if you go to the cornell vet school site, you'll find the research from last
year about active virus being found in dried secretions up to a few days
after having been, "expressed." this research is being used all over the
country as yet another reason to kill FeLVs, tho the professionals i've
spok
litter boxes - i have one for each cat plus an extra one. for some reason,
they all choose to use 2 boxes fr urine and 2 others for stools. the other
boxes only get used occassionally.
Laurieskatz wrote:
> I adopted 3 FeLV- cats 3 1/2 months after Squeaky, FeLV+ died.
> I don&#x
my vet said the virus dies when it is dry. just to be sure, wash down with
clorox. maybe not the scratching posts since they are usually not washable.
wash everything down with cclorox and set out in the sun to dry.
doggone...@doggonefit.com wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> After many years
treatment.
On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 4:29 PM, Claire Smith
wrote:
I have a question - not sure how to submit it. I have 2 cats who
are feline
leukemia positive. From outward appearances, they look and
basically act
healthy. One of them has started having a dilated pupil - it is not
go to almost any petfinder site or rescue and download THEIR
application--then use it as a guideline.
there's forms for foster and adoption apps on the www.purebredcats.org
website, too.
MC
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ce stop right there.
If you get a phone number for the person call them at that
number early in the screening process. If the number can't be
verified as valid, go no further.
When you call the potential adopters ask them to tell you about
themselves and the home they have to offer.
Ask if
From: Donna White
Date: Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 4:35 PM
Leitchfield (Grayson Co), KY: 4 feline leuk positive cats need help;
altered and sponsored
***Permission to Crosspost***
dwh...@aggressiveonline.net
shelter phone: 270-230-8839
We have some cats/kittens that are feline leukemia positive
I heard about a woman named Yahara who lives in San Diego and has a huge home
or sanctuary were she has an FeLV room. Does anyone here know about her? About
her place?
I don't know her last name. Only that her name is Yahara and she has a huge,
beautiful place for FeLV cats?
Contact me
Has anyone had experience with hepatitis? I do not yet know which kind,
and don't know that they do..FNA determined it was hepatitis but I am third
party on this kitty (long story and was involved in her "rescue" but she was
adopted out by someone at my vet and now is very sick) so don't have muc
Hello Everyone,
If you personally know of a rescue center or sanctuary for FeLV kitties in Los
Angeles or around L.A. talk about it. Tell us why that place is a good place
for FeLV cats.
-Cindy
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I just found out that the Wilderness type of Blue Buffalo dry cat food has
100 more per cup than their regular cat food.
It is a high protein low carb food. Depending on the age of the cat, that
might be a good choice instead of or along
with kitten food for gaining weight.
_
I understand where you're coming from but t
he negativity is really not necessary. I mentioned this in hopes it would help
you and your cats. My family used to rescue ONLY feLv + cats for many many
years and I know that we were desperate for any hope. This is a very new
'drug&#
folks, once again, go to the website and actually READ what it says, and be
intelligent consumers.
this is NOT a drug, it is a "treatment aid." it has CONDITIONAL approval
(which means that it shows promise of maybe doing something)--NOT from the
FDA but from the Department of Agriculture.
i'm ge
Hi everyone,
My feleuk kitties have all passed but I do get everyone's posts every day and
wanted to let you know about a new and very promising drug that has just
recently been approved by the FDA for treatment of Feline Leukemia and FIV. I
am involved in a study with my 11 month kitten
oggonefit.com
> Subject: [Felvtalk] Introducing healthy cats into former FELV+ cat household
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Date: Saturday, June 13, 2009, 10:06 PM
> Hello everyone,
> After many years of rescuing positives, we have been a
> "catless" home for a few mo
the virus is very fragile outside the warm, welcoming body of a cat.
the recent research about the virus remaining active in dried secretions for
longer than was originally thought is interesting, but really doesn't mean
much: unless someone can explain how a virus in a dried secretion is going
to
The virus doesn't live long outside the body, so I never worry about
whether the virus will be in at carriers, scratching posts, etc.
Best of luck to you ,
Gloria
On Jun 13, 2009, at 9:06 PM, doggone...@doggonefit.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
After many years of rescuing positives, we have b
I adopted 3 FeLV- cats 3 1/2 months after Squeaky, FeLV+ died.
I don't recall now if I changed water and food bowls.
The virus does not live long outside the body.
I didn't have carriers or scratching posts with my FeLV+ cats. I was not a
very smart guardian when I had them.
Hello everyone,
After many years of rescuing positives, we have been a "catless" home for a few
months and have made a difficult decision to adopt a healthy cat. Can anyone
help with decisions on what should stay and what shouldn't? For example,
scratching posts, cat carriers. I know there are m
1/4 baby aspirin every 3 days
--- On Sat, 5/30/09, Lorrie wrote:
From: Lorrie
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Aspirin for cats.
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Date: Saturday, May 30, 2009, 9:41 AM
Two different vets told me one whole baby aspirin (enteric coated)
every 48 hours, for full grown
Good question - I never use aspirin with cats.
On May 30, 2009, at 8:41 AM, Lorrie wrote:
Two different vets told me one whole baby aspirin (enteric coated)
every 48 hours, for full grown cats, was the proper does.
Lorrie
On 05-29, Diane Rosenfeldt wrote:
Jody,
Did the vet say a whole
Two different vets told me one whole baby aspirin (enteric coated)
every 48 hours, for full grown cats, was the proper does.
Lorrie
On 05-29, Diane Rosenfeldt wrote:
> Jody,
>
> Did the vet say a whole baby aspirin? On the internet I'm seeing
> that the recommended dose
My holistic vet recommended Thuja to help with vaccination side
effects. Both boys reacted badly to their first shots...very ill
tempered and even snarled at me. I had given them some before the
shots and gave them doses after the snarling incident. They settled
down and did fine after t
Autumn bites so we did the two year rabies shot for her. She was slightly
sick for a couple of days, but came out fine. Her vet said that if she
handled that well that he wanted to do distemper. I am not going to schedule
that because we almost lost her twice as a kitten and I think it was the
dist
I have not reached that point with Copper and Thomas yet (they are
FeLV-) but I will not do a lot of vaccines. The ones they got as
kittens were spread out instead of being lumped in one or two visits.
No animal of mine who is immune system compromised will be vaccinated
for anything. Ma
It's time for the General's yearly checkup. I've had him for 2 years. He's
had a rabies shot and a calici virus shot and FVRCP booster when I got him
and then the next year as well. I'm not a big vaccination person, I no
longer allow my dog to be vaccinated. This cat was a stray, and he is no
Take care,
Laurie
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From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Heather
Sent: Friday, May 01, 2009 8:30 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] UPDATE: Tampa FL: Double suicide leaves 3 FELV+
cats,
ome provision for
them, either given them away or even taken them in themselves for a kind
death, although of course this is the last resort. Perhaps they thought,
like so many apparently do, that the cats would be all right on their own.
I can't be angry at these people, but I do resent the
take their lives leaving these cats behind.
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Heather wrote:
> Mary Christine thank you so much for posting this, I neglected to do
> so before people showed up to work on my pc and didn't have access
> again till this morning.
>
> With all of my
.
Last fall a young friend of my bf's passed away, he was only 37 and
left behind 2 sr. cats who were, as with these 3, in the house a while
after the death and it was quite a battle getting them healthy again.
They were not felv+ cats and these 3 had been in the house with no
food or water for 1
: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] UPDATE: Tampa FL: Double suicide leaves 3 FELV+
cats,high kill facility
Thanks MC - sorry to hear this, thanks for working to help them -
Gloria
On Apr 30, 2009, at 4:04 PM, MaryChristine wrote:
> special thanks to everyone who has been work
n the advice of the shelter veterinarian, who is very
well
respected in the area; the shelter itself has an excellent
reputation as
rescue-friendly, the cats were placed on a long-time hold yesterday,
and
rescuers were contacted this morning. this one does NOT seem to be
one of
those, "oh
escue-friendly, the cats were placed on a long-time hold yesterday, and
rescuers were contacted this morning. this one does NOT seem to be one of
those, "oh, no, kill them just because they're FeLV!" but terribly sad
nevertheless.
heather, thank you especially, for trying to do the impo
A couple committed suicide leaving behind 3 cats, one with severe
URIall have tested positive for FELV and you can imagine have
very, very limited time--we need homes or fosters immediately if they
are to be saved.
Needless to say, a very heartbreaking case...please forward if you
have
that cat should be euthanized? This is a "what if"
> scenario.
>
>
Realities of life in kill shelters - cats are killed for having URI,
ringwom, and other things that are 100% curable. Here locally they do not
necessarily kill cats who test pos for FELV and FIV, but few rescues will
ut* themselves. Until that changes nothing else will.
>
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what about putting them onto this group. if they would take the time to read
some of the posts, they could see that cats can live with felv. they can be
adopted out , just explain the possible problems that could, not definetly will
come up so the adoptor will be informed and better able to
ecome ill - just like people -
> does that mean that cat should be euthanized? This is a "what if" scenario.
>
>
>
> You have done marvelous things in placing all of those cats. I think the
> problem is that we need massive spay/neuter programs - targeting pets of low
now i am wondering if that was Shadow's problem. he suddently loss use of his
back legs and was in great pain. took him to Missouri University Vet Hospital
and did x-rays. he had a tumor on his spine. since felv can cause tumors and
neurological problems, seems this could have been the case
and
since then she has lived a blissful existence.
I wish that every positive cat had the chance to live their own path.
She, too, is a wonderful experience.
The cats in the shelter where I volunteer are not feral.? They are/
were someone's pets, at least they appear to have been a
I have to say that my FIV cat lived 6 years after his diagnosisand none of
my other twelve indoor cats ever contracted it. Also, Spike lived a very
healthy life until the last couple of days...I wouldn't trade anything for the
time we had.
I take care of a feral colony, also...all T
The cats in the shelter where I volunteer are not feral.? They are/were
someone's pets, at least they appear to have been around humans during the time
as kittens when they adapt to human interaction.? Some were dropped, and some
are brought in.? But if the cat is FeLV+ the shelter
Anita,
Great websites with lots of information.
Thanks for posting them!
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Do they hold and re-test? Cats with FIV can live a normal lifespan.
nope. Cats with FeLV+ can live a normal lifespan altho' I realize it isn't
common. But they don't retest. They test once and that's it.
-Original Message-
From: Stray Cat Al
Do they hold and re-test? Cats with FIV can live a normal lifespan.
Ethically, killing cats who test initially positive or even confirmed positive
but who are not suffering is wrong on so many levels. Maybe they need to look
up the definition of euthanasia.
We had a Cat Management
In a message dated 3/23/2009 11:05:35 AM Central Daylight Time,
ma...@bemikitties.com writes:
> I agree 100% with Anita, we live in a world where more and more
> people become less responsible, less humane and less caring about
> anything *but* themselves. Until that changes nothing else will.
The few of us out there make some difference and of course we have to
keep struggling on but it is a shame what is happening to the majority
of human kind.
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I agree 100% with Anita, we live in a world where more and more
people become less responsible, less humane and less caring about
anything *but* themselves. Until that changes nothing else will.
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http
The shelter where I volunteer is a no kill shelter unless the cat tests
positive for Feline Leukemia or Feline Aids. If they do, they are immediately
euthanized. That day. ?? What I'd like to do is to convince them to give me a
few days to see if I can find anyone who will adopt these
l of those cats. I think the
problem is that we need massive spay/neuter programs - targeting pets of low
income individuals and feral cats. Also shelters should not accept feral cats
at all as they will simply be euthanized there. Instead, Trap-Neuter-Return
(TNR) is the answer - the only proven m
With respect to the general practice of euthanizing FELV+ cats in
shelters, having fostered many cats from
a big city shelter that of course was underfunded and understaffed, I can
say that in my city it is impossible to find foster homes, never mind
adoptive homes, for all that test positive
actually, any button and cats can do all sorts of things to computers. i have
learned the hard way. now when i want to send a message, i pick Lil Bit or Bob
up and hold them in my arm while typing with one finger, not the easiest way ,
but at least i don't loose things that way.-
your loss of your Shadow.
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talk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Amy Ackerman
> Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 3:35 PM
> To: Felv talk
> Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Neurological disorders in FelV cats
>
>
> I apologize if this is useless information, I haven't been following this
> thread ver
13, 2009 3:35 PM
To: Felv talk
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Neurological disorders in FelV cats
I apologize if this is useless information, I haven't been following this
thread very closely. My recently diagnosed FeLV cat has been having periods
of neurological issues almost since the d
y vet has not seen
many FeLV+ cats with neuro issues, he says it isn't unheard of either. He does
believe that most of those cases are either side effects of medication (as
mentioned by someone else) or resulting from tumors.
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I have not been following this thread, so please excuse my reply if it
is out of context.
I have a 2 year old felv+ experiencing neurological disorders as well.
Come to find out, some of his meds (stone/bladder issues) were causing
it. We discontinued meds and he is now at about 90%. Much more
Yes, neurological disorders for sure. I had a FelV kitten who
lost control of her back legs as well as bladder control. She
was a sweetheart who is now at the Rainbow Bridge.
On 03-12, Maria Ianiro wrote:
> Maybe dementia is a bad word... I'm pretty sure Felv can cause
> neurological disorders?
Maybe dementia is a bad word... I'm pretty sure Felv can cause
neurological disorders? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
My felv+ cat is also the most loving and friendly cat that I have
had so much personality.
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