What a nice story and a lucky dog!
Take care,
Joanmaca cats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi friends, i don´t write much any more, but had to share this with you.I rescued an old dog (12 years estimated) from the streets a month ago.he has no teeth, was extremely thin, only 48 pounds, being a very
Hey everyone - I was just wondering if anyone has any insight as to
why FELV+ kittens die? With adult cats, I know that they get
Lymphoma, or Leukemia, in generall, and can die from that process.
With kittens are the symptoms just more subtle, or is it something
else? I just heard of a kitten
Marcarena
Lucky pooch to have found you.
Carla
Date sent: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 23:48:27 -0400
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hi
Gloria,
My guess is that the immune systems of kittens are weak. That's
why we give them shots to build up and fight against diseases. I
think when they are young they have enough problems building up
the immune systems against normal things like distemper. When
infected with felv it's like a
Opps the word I was thinking was antibodies. Kittens that are
infected usually don't live due that they have not had time to build
up antibodies in their system to fight off felv.
Carla
