Hope this is helpful. I learned all of this when I took in one of my positives and then learned she had been exposed to a cat with FIP, and I did a bunch of research and called an FIP expert at Cornell and learned the above information, at which point I released her into the house with the others. It is 3 years later and she is still with me (Patches), though one of my cats who died may have died of the dry form of FIP (though it was more likely lymphoma).
Michelle
In a message dated 6/12/05 2:24:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was already afraid of that. How "catchy" is it for my other cats? How again is that spread- we never see it at my clinic- isn't it pretty uncommon these days or am I confusing with another infectious disease?
She is too young for the baby aspirin or should i say too thin, she does not weigh enough to even qualify for the smallest possible dose. We just started her on a 2nd antibiotic so fingers are crossed. I can't believe she's still eating!!