I recently had Brady re-tested for felv, 3 1/2 months after we brought
our felv+ kitten into the same household. Brady tested negative on
the snap test! The vet told us as long as we keep up with his
boosters, he should be fine. We will not test again for felv.
Brady was 1 year 3 months when he
My friend Ellen has done the same thing, several years ago. One kitten was
FELV+, the other not. They retested and nothing had changed. The kitties are
now over 3 years old, the FELV cat is on Interferon alpha, and both kitties are
doing fine. Yeaa.
Gloria
Maria Ianiro mian...@gmail.com
My friend Ellen has done the same thing, several years ago. One kitten was
FELV+, the other not. They retested and nothing had changed. The kitties are
now over 3 years old, the FELV cat is on Interferon alpha, and both kitties are
doing fine. Yeaa.
Gloria
Maria Ianiro mian...@gmail.com
I bought the vaccine and my sister-in-law was able to vaccinate my young
negatives for much much
less than I would have to pay at the vet.
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yes, i was going to suggest that people check into this--AND even ask your
vet, about having them get you a flat of 25 vaccines for you to administer
yourself. to fully protect them, you need to do the initial dose and then a
second in two to three weeks. from there, theoretically, annual shots
Hello and Greetings from Greece,
We need help from the experts, pls.
Before 2 weeks we've found out that 2 of our cats are FELV +
It was an ELISA bloodtest (this are the only ones here in Greece)
Now we wrote and talked with so many people but this made us more confused,
because we have one
Marcel, there are many wise people here I am sure they will give you the
answers you need. Good luck with your cats!
Debbie
The time is always right to do what is right - Martin Luther King
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:22:16 +
From: marcelwal...@yahoo.gr
To:
I'd just not worry about it. Your tom cat is 9 years old, which is
not old. He probably has a good enough immune system that it's not
bothered by the virus. If you regularly vaccinate him, then go ahead
- go for it.
There are some stats about exposure and how likely it is for a cat to
Thanks for your answers, yes i must say i never thought about this illness.
And i'm very sad too, because all my cats are ex strays, the girl and the old
tomcat i have since they was baby and i've found them on the streets.
And also the other i love very much which we have 1 year now. The docs
Marcel - All my 7 cats are ex-strays. The one who has leukemia (Mandy) is
about 7 years and I have had her almost 2 years. I have continued to give
my other 6 cats their regular shots yearly. No one has gotten sick. My vet
says that there is very little danger that they will. I am very
Gloria,
Thank you so much for your kind message. He was a very wonderful boy.
Oh Anne, how sweet - he sounds like such a lovely, lucky kitty. I'm sorry
for your loss.
Gloria
Anne and angel Jonathan in Michigan
and FELV angels Nala, Jimi Too Cool, Buggs and Simms
among other beloveds who
Marcel,
Hello and welcome to the list. I am katlover 13 on the forum. I hope you
will find some information that will help you here. Nearly everybody in
this group has or has had positive cats and there is a great deal of good
advise here. Best wishes for all of your cats.
Sue
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LOL, the English word is actually Greek in origin! ;-)
Marcel, chances are that all your cats can live happily together for a long
time. It's sad that your vets don't want to do much for this disease, but
you can do a lot by just giving them the best food you can and keeping them
as stress-free
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