A friend had a negative with a reoccurring fever that at one point to 106.7 .
The kitty finally responded to Clindamyacin. Up until the Clindamyacin worked
the vet thought they were dealing with dry FIP.
> On Mar 25, 2019, at 3:22 PM, Pam Doore wrote:
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Hello, We are in the midst of dealing with a FELV outbreak in our household.
Several months ago, we learned our new kitten was FELV positive; however, by
that time three other cats had been infected. Since Feb., we have lost two
cats and the third is not doing well. I have been reading the
Jennifer, if you've been reading the archives then you will know that I have
suggested the use of Doxycycline + Winstrol (Stanazolol) + Prednisone. I don’t
see that this has been tried by your vet, but it is the only thing I have found
to work, and it works with other conditions as well.
I
I am so sorry Jennifer we just lost our cat; though he was an outside cat we
took care of for 2 years and fed him; housed him - I brought him recent to Dr
for odor about 4 weeks ago - told Felv + but he came home and did ok for about
1 week - within 24 hours he was sick and we had to put him to
I also frankly think you may be dealing with FeLV plus FIV. That would explain
the fast effect on the rest of the cats in the house (which I have not seen or
heard of from others with FIV+ cats) and also that the blood work is "fine"
despite effects on appetite and the presence of fever. If it
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