I think they are saying now that it's really not that 'catchy' because it's caused by a corona virus that most cats are or will be exposed to already............. It's just that most cats exposed to the various viruses do not come down with fip and a few do.
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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!!
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: 2005/06/12 Sun PM 02:20:21 EDT
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
> Subject: Re: 6 week old kitten fever question
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> I don't mean to scare you, but it could be FIP.
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> Has your vet mentioned using baby aspiring to bring down the fever? It worked
> with Ginger. Adult cats can get one baby aspirin every three days (too much
> aspirin can kill cats). I have no idea how much a kitten that small would get,
> or if it is even safe, so please do not try it without talking to the vet
> first.
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> Michelle
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