I have two FELV+ who are 7 5+
respectively. I did not know of their diagnosis until last year when they were
6 4. I have 3 non-pos who lived with the 6 year old since kittenhood
are still neg. Its not an automatic death sentence particularly for
adult cats. You will get a lot of good,
Is she showing symptoms? Just wondering why your vet gave her 1 year to live.
You might check into Dr. Belfield's Vitamin C therapy (www.belfield.com)
and also into interferon therapy (both human interferon, interferon alpha -
and the harder to get feline interferon, interferon omega).
I
I know how you feel but I have much more positive
vets. Dixie Louise was a throwaway that I decided to keep. She
tested positive for FeLV. My vets advise that indicates exposure and that
she could test negative 3 + months from now. They give rough figures of
30+ % do; another 30+ % are
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I have two FELV+ who
are 7 5+ respectively. I did not know of their diagnosis until
last year when they were 6 4. I have 3 non-pos who lived with
My three remaining FeLV+ cats are 4, 5, and 6 years old. They have all had the disease for at least three years. I lost 3 others. One was 5 and had had the disease for at least 3 years; one was 3 and had had it for at least 2, and one was 18 months old. It varies considerably. Vets who are
Hello,
My name is
Laurie and I have two cats, 2 1/2 year old BJ and 9 month old Mitzi. Both
are feline leukemia positive. I will try to tell you my story as briefly
as possible. I adopted BJ in April of 2004 from a local Humane
Society. At the time, he was perfectly healthy. However, he had
.
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My three remaining FeLV+ cats are 4, 5, and 6 years old. They have all
had the disease for at least three years. I lost 3
I'd just like to second Michelle's very wise
advice... GET ANOTHER VET.
As far as what most of us do, I think it's pretty
much everyone that uses the human Interferon Alpha, orally. And most people here
use various immune-stimulant supplements, from VitaminC to Co-Q-10 to
Bach's Flower's
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