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Yes you could still give it a try later down the road, I have heard
of a cat that tested negative after a year, so that's why I always say
a
minimum of 90 days. I tested Bailey for the first 3 years and he
always
tested positive, I figured after 3 years, he was positive. BUT
OVERALL, IS HE HEALTHY?
I also had both he and Joey PCR tested, it tests the DNA, the problem
is
the test is delicate and must be done correctly so choose a lab you
really trust to do it right. Bailey was probably 8 or 9 years old at
the time. Joey and Bailey were best buds so I figured if there was a
possibility of anyone getting it it would be Joey. Bailey was positive,
Joey was negative. WELL, IF JOEY STAYS NEGATIVE, THAT'S FANTASTIC.
AND IF BAILEY IS HEALTHY, THAT'S ALL THAT MATTERS. WHAT WAS THE MOMENT
YOU DECIDED TO HAVE THE PCR TEST?
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