There is a window when they can test negative but be positive, like with humans and HIV. So she may have been exposed and harboring it while in the shelter, without yet testing positive. Michelle In a message dated 11/23/2006 6:39:44 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks Jennifer. I will get the other cat milk right away. He gave me prescription A/D....she won't eat it...and fights the syringe. She did eat some fine pieces of chicken today. Here is a NEW DILEMMA: I just found her paperwork from when I adopted her last Dec. 14....she was tested then for feline leukemia and tested negative!!!! so now what?????? I am taking this paper to the vet tomorrow (even though he will not be there, his partner will be in)....and see what they say. I agree about a CBC, he was going to do that but did the Feline Leukemia Combo test first and went no further..... Dianne
