This male kitten, whose mother was part of a feral colony, was trapped,
neutered and tested positive for feline leukemia. He is a little underweight
but otherwise appears healthy. Understand he needs to be tested again.
Current caretaker is keeping him inside her apartment but can't keep him
My FeLV+ kitten developed ascites and I'm worried the vet is going to tell
me it's FIP. Does anyone know if ascites is ever related to FeLV?
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I wouldn't know..besides of FIP it could be heart trouble and other conditions.
Sorry I can't reasure you. The vet can draw fluid and analyze it for protein
content, high protein is FIP. Last year and earlier this year we lost two
kittens to FIP almost a month apart. When they extracted fluid
Please check with the vets at Middletown Animal Clinic; Dr. Betty
Bosewell (Nova) and Dr. Susan Maier in Simpsonville. They were all
totally wonderful with my Dixie and may well have ideas. Remind Dr.
Maier of Monkee and Carolyn. This may give you more options.
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