Moogie just faded away really, nothing too dramatic. She was
dehydrated, depressed, had mouth ulcers, and had begun to hemorrhage a little
from her nose. I had her euthanised, rather than prolong her suffering with
transfusions that would only have bought her a few months at best.
I think
Hi Nina,
Tessa sounds like a darling. I know it's tough to keep them separated,
but you'll feel better about
making sure you've taken the necessary precautions.
Oh, we're definitely keeping them seperate until the vaccine kicks in,
I was mostly wondering if it was safe after that, cause
Thank you, Chris, that's very reassuring!
Jenn K
Well, she's been around my other 3 cats for all her life they were never
vaccinated. They were all neg I vaccinate them every year mix everybody
including Big Boy, the adult stray I brought in. I think that the pos are
probably more at
Thanks!! I try. Not easy with a full time job,
and a boyfriend in two bands that I have to get to practices and gigs and be a
roadie for!
Since I'm re-replying to this thread, I'd just like to add
that I had a negative household, then I took in a stray who was positive, and
she had
Jenn,
So, you're not only an exemplary cat-mom, your an excellent girlfriend
too!
I'm sorry to hear about Moogie and her Momma. What were Moogie's
complications? I lost my Jazz at 18 mos too. I'm guessing the fur-mom
of my pos litter also died. Before I knew their status, I used to
wonder
Hi Jenn,
I'm sure you've got a lot of replies already. If I were in your situation I would keep them separated until your 3 year old cat gets the felv vaccine and booster. Then wait maybe 2 more weeks after that, and let the cats be together. That's what I have done with no transmission so far
Hi Jenn K! (I told everyone they could call me
UCATJenn)
I would not worry about mixing this kitten with your cat
because of her FELV+ status, however, I WOULD keep them separate until the
kitten's Upper Respiratory Infectionclears up, because those are VERY
contagious. The chances of a
My Tucson tested neg as a kitten positive 5 years later Vet says she
had it all along she was retested almost as a fluke by my former vet ( a
very sharp man!) when I brought her in because she just didn't seem well.
Well, she's been around my other 3 cats for all her life they were never
Hi JennK, and welcome. I'm glad you found us. The people on this list
are as special as their cats, I don't know what I'd do without them.
Tessa sounds like a darling. I know it's tough to keep them separated,
but Jenn, (our other Jenn!), is right, there's no sense in letting them
pass that
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