I'd agree with spaying the FELV kitty, and that's what I've done. I
took in a little 8 month old FELV kitty who was pregnant, and my
choice was to have her spayed. She came thru it with flying colors.
I give my FELV kitties daily interferon, to boost the immune system.
Gloria
On Dec 15,
Janet,
I have to agree with everything that Nina said.
Having the cat spayed would probably be the humane
thing to do. My cat Cricket was born with Feline
Leukemia; his mother had it. I would like to urge you
to consider keeping this cat if you are at all
attached to it, and caring for it
Hi Janet,
That simple act of rescue can certainly become
complicated.
I joined this list months ago after trapping a litter
of feral positive kittens. I was looking for sound
advice, which I got, and I should really sign off the
list now since I can't keep up with the volume of
emails but I
@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: cat question
Janet,
I have to agree with everything that Nina said.
Having the cat spayed would probably be the humane
thing to do. My cat Cricket was born with Feline
Leukemia; his mother had it. I would like to urge you
to consider keeping this cat if you
Hi,
If your 15 year old negative is vaccinated, it's unlikely that he will get
FeLV, especially if you can keep them separate for a while until they get used
to each other's scents.
I mostly lurk on the list lately, and am FeLV free at the moment, so I will
let other list members who are
Janet,
As Terri and Tonya have already mentioned, many of us mix adult negs
that have been vaccinated with pos. It's a judgement call and of
course no matter what our success rate in doing this is, there's no
safer protection for your elderly cat than to not mix them together.
That's what most
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