Cindy,
The FELV virus is not hardy and cannot survive long outside the body. There is
still debate over whether it lasts for hours or days on dry surfaces (though
most will say hours), and obviously it will last a bit longer on a wet surface.
I personally would think that 2 weeks is more than
I would agree - certainly it's safe. It's gone by now.
Gloria
On Sep 5, 2009, at 5:24 PM, TANYA NOE wrote:
Cindy,
The FELV virus is not hardy and cannot survive long outside the
body. There is still debate over whether it lasts for hours or days
on dry surfaces (though most will say
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