Current thinking seems to be that the odds of a regressive infection resulting
in FeLV-related disease is “unlikely”. This is according to the 2008 AAFP
Retrovirus Guidelines. Focal infections where the virus is restricted to
certain tissues are rare, and these infections also seem unlikely to r
Even if they don't throw the virus off, they can still live several
happy, healthy years. I had Milkdud 4.5 years, and have had Harley 3.5+
years. Now looking for a new FeLV+ companion for Harley. Since Milkdud
died, Harley is lonesome for a feline buddy that he can wrestle with and
play tag
We just had four kittens and an adult go from pos to neg at our rescue.
Amy
From: Mercy Cats
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"
Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2014 6:19 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Positive to negative
I just found out that a couple of young cats (
NEVER TAKE CATS TO HUMANE SOCIETY. TRY TO FIND A NO KILL SHELTER.
Mercy Cats wrote:
> I just found out that a couple of young cats (nine months old or so) that had
> been abandoned in a county park, and that I caught and took to a local humane
> society last month, were euthanized becaus
My vet told me that as long as they had good food, shelter, and lots of love if
they were 1 year or older, they had a chance to throw it off. Annie did and
now at 8, she is a prima donna in good health. Nitnoy did not make it because
she had a lot of issues from her feral days, but she was wit
I just found out that a couple of young cats (nine months old or so) that had
been abandoned in a county park, and that I caught and took to a local humane
society last month, were euthanized because they were felv+. The cats
probably wouldn't have survived the virus; they were emaciated and o
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