You're very welcome! And I'm so glad it was a bad result. Just to be SURE, you
should
confirm the negative with an IFA, which you can also do right away if you want.
I
would definitely test the kittens (and mom) for tritrichomonasis. Even if mom
does
not have diarrhea, she could still be a
I would run another SNAP ELISA test asap, as operator error accounts for a hi
gh rate
of inaccurate results. It could have been a bad test, it could have been a bad
testing procedure, it could be anything, but false results are known to happe
n with
that kind of test.
Thank you again for
if we learn nothing else from this list, RETEST... RETEST RETEST ought
to be the one thing!
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I would run another SNAP ELISA test asap, as operator error accounts for
a hi
gh rate
of inaccurate results. It could have been a bad test,
Hi Lynette,
Bless you for the work you do and for helping this mom and her kittens
in particular. I saw Phaewryn's
response and I agree with it and don't have anything to add. Please be
sure to let us know how everyone is doing and ask as many questions as
you like. It's always a shock to
Hi all,
I do rescue work in the Chicago area. My group took in a queen from
another organization; she was about to give birth and in fact did so
hours after we received her.
Fast forward three months... three of the kittens were sterilized and
SNAP tested negative/negative on 12/2. She was
1) How much danger of contracting the virus are my cats in (they
received their last feleuk vaccine in late October)?
Little to none. Adult healthy cats are naturally immune to FELV in most cases,
plus
yours were recently vaccinated with a vaccine that is 85% effective, so I'd say
you
are
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