Leslie,
If they are both FelV positive the tests should not make a difference.
I have a FelV sanctuary and all my FelV cats are together and live in
4 large rooms sharing litter, food water. If Moe and Baby are well
acquainted they will be happier living with each other than alone. If
they
Thank you to everyone who responded - let me just clarify something.
The ELISA testing that was done on Moe (2.5 year old, tested a year apart) was
NOT the SNAP test done in office, but it was done at an outside lab, Antech
Diagnositics.
Baby, the 4-5 month old, was both SNAP tested and
I would get the IFA done on Moe. More than likely at this point it will come up
positive.
If you have 2 cats with a positive IFA there is not way they are going to throw
off the virus could be together.
Beth
Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
Annie and Nitnoy were both positive. Nitnoy passed from other causes after 2
years. Annie is still with me and the other 5 remaining cats. She is healthy
and the others get their vaccine for FELV. They eat, sleep and drink together
and no one else has become positive. Let them mix unless
After Annie and Nitnoy both tested positive twice, no more testing. Results
won't change after that much time. Just let them mix with everyone. They will
enjoy life much better.
one23di...@aol.com wrote:
Thank you to everyone who responded - let me just clarify something.
The
I just want them to be well as long as possible as well as happy. We recently
lost a 3 year old felv+ boy, Solo, and it happened very very quickly.
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