Chris -
I would search the archives on "mixing". A lot of us mix our positive &
non-positive, vaccinated cats. I have done it for over 10 years with no
transmission of the virus to my healthy cats. I even have had FIV cats mix with
the FeLV cats with no problems. And, yes, I do retest my nega
Hi Chris,
Welcome to the group. I had rats for several years, and I thought
they were terrific pets, even tho many people were horrified at
the idea of petting a rat :-)
I have 15 rescued cats at home and 12 cats in a separate building
who were all exposed to FelV. They are all over 2 years old
There is information on the main page you should read.
I am one that mixed positives and vaccinated adult negatives. The key here is
adult. Kittens are very susceptible to FeLV. I would not recommend mixing
until the kittens are at least 1 year old and current on their FeLV vaccine.
JMO
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