I agree. IF your other cat has been vaccinated I would not bother separating
at this point. If she is not vaccinated I would separate her until you get in
her vacc. and booster, and maybe a little longer. How old is she? How long was
she with your positives?
I would not worry about
Hey guys,
Just an update on the situation with Grizzabella and Poppy. I stopped by my
vet's office this morning with the UT vet referral forms in hand. I was
actually quite surprised, they seemed very receptive to the idea, so I left
the
forms with them. They said the vet that
Hey Michael,
If they won't eat the wet Evo, you can mix it with some baby food (Del Monte or
Beech Nut are good, chicken flavor or any of the meats) and maybe the can be
switched over that way.
Some people might not agree with me, but I think at this point, Penelope has
already been exposed
Wendy,
Here's the breakdown:
I've had Grizzabella since 2001, and she was approximately a year old at
that point, so she's about 7. She came from a rescue shelter that went
terribly
bad, but I'm almost certain I had her tested and she was negative at that
time, because I remember she
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Trajan Tennent
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Wendy,
Here's the breakdown:
I've had Grizzabella since 2001, and she
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