Basil has never tested positive for FIV. He has only tested positive 1 out
of 3 times for FeLV. I don't know anything about FIV.
They can contract the disease other ways, too.
Mostly through saliva or litterbox.
Preening, water & food bowls are how it usually spreads.
FIV is spread predominantly spread through fighting, w/ deep bite wounds.
If you have a cat that is FIV+, it can live w/ other non fiv cats as long as it
I think the best thing to do is wait and see. Retest with an IFA in 3
months-at least that's my opinion, and I'm certainly not an expert-but
that's just what I've picked up from reading the posts here. I would assume
that throwing the virus is rare, but who's to say that miracles can't
happen! They
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