Hello, i don't know about cats, but i had perpherial t cell lymphoma and had
the same chemotherapy you mentioned plus a couple of others. none of them did
anything but make my hemoglobin drop to 3.4. at the end of 2 or 3 years of
chemo, stopped treatments, did no good. then a year later i we
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She tested 30% positive (small, faded dot) at 9 weeks.
Same at 11 weeks.
Then retested at 5.5 months old- positive again.
All 3 were the Elisa test.
Then our vet recommended the PCR test, which he says can detect even minute
amounts of the virus, and is more accurate
Thank you Belinda,
Thank you Michele,
These informations will be very usefull to guide my decisions.
I will join to the feline-lymphoma group today.
Pupa is running well.
I'm glad to be here with you.
Hebert
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Hi Herbert,
Also I forgot to mention most kitties are on the initial protocol for
anywhere from 6 months to a year, where they get chemo weekly or
bi-weekly depending on the protocol being used, then they go to a
maintenance protocol which is usually once every 3 week to once a month.
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Hi Herbert,
I belong to a feline lymphoma group and almost all of the kitties
positive or negative that have stayed in remission the longest have
stayed on chemo anywhere from 1 to 2 years, those being on it longer
doing better. What most vets usually do is follow certain protocols
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