I also had a snuggles who lived to 19
Anna Summers wrote:
> Thank you Lorrie, “ Snuggles “ is very healthy and doesnt seem to have any
> sort off illness , just eats alot but I have seen how the virus is so silent
> and then just takes over them.
I am nervous about testing too soon and
ANNA, vets here also give up on positive cats. I have one that is now 8 years
old, with no signs of illness. I think it depends on the cat, the caregiver,
the kind of food thy get that determines the future. I vaccinate my other cats
and do not vaccinate Annie who is positive. I do not separ
Thank you Lorrie, “ Snuggles “ is very healthy and doesnt seem to have any
sort off illness , just eats alot but I have seen how the virus is so silent
and then just takes over them.
I am nervous about testing too soon and that he might test positive due to the
antibodies of the virus from th
Hi Anna, I rescue and have many cats. Testing them at 3 or 4 months
old is usually a good time to see if they are positive or negative.
I have lost many positive kittens who were born with the virus which
they contracted from their mother. However some can throw off the
virus. If your kitten who
Hi , I live in spain in a very rural are & last year I lost 2 cats who were
felv + , they were not in contacted with my house cats but one of them (
9yrs old ) is latent positive DNA with a low reading of the virus , I did
a quantative pcr , he was negative in the elisa test and I w
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