FeLV does not kill cats, except in the (in my experience) rare situations where
the virus itself interferes with the bone marrow's ability to produce red
cells. I had 6 FeLV+ cats and none of them appeared to have died from that.
FeLV reduces their immune system a lot so that they get and die o
I have two that experience this occasionally. One responds to baby food
and a/d fed by syringe, and the other, cyproheptadine. Sometimes all they need
is an assist to get over the hump. They do get a Vet check to acertain that
nothing else is going on, a fluid bolus and B-12 injection, as
On 03-01, trustinhi...@charter.net wrote:
> Has anyone seen these signs before?
Yes, this is very commom with FelV+ cats. I've had several who
started eating less and less until they stopped eating completely
were soon just skin and bones. At that point I had them euthanized.
This was after sev
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