Nina, I just found it – thank you!
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Subject: FW: [FivCats] Re:
integrating FIV+ with negatives
I can’t remember who it was – someone
on this list found the study that I had read about regarding FIV transmission
with casual contacts at multi cat household a long time ago –
Nina, do you remember? I think you
were part of the conversation on this, too.
From: Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 2:58
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Subject: RE: [FivCats] Re:
integrating FIV+ with negatives
I will try – I thought it was some
one from this list – but if not, maybe it was some one from FeLV support
list who actually had the research information that I had read about a long
time ago - she happens to keep all archive information of any interesting
articles about FIV/FeLV stuff -
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Subject: RE: [FivCats] Re:
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From: "Hideyo Yamamoto"
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> I know we discussed this before - but I need
to ask again.
>
> Are there anyone on the list who integrated
FIV+ with negatives and a
> negative became positive at all by living
together?
>
> There is a research (I mentioned before, too)
done, it shows that,
> casual contacts (with no apparent biting
involved) can transmit FIV to
> negatives at a multi household.
Could you send a link (or links) to those research
studies? Since none of us on this list have had this happen, I'm sure
we'd all be interested in those studies - who conducted them, how they
were done, etc.
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