Also nice to know, about the Vetri-DMG. I'll have to try that.
I use interferon alpha. Have used it daily, some suggest using it 3
days on and 3 off; also 7 days on and 7 off is another protocol.
I believe that most healthy adult cats, vaccinated or not, have
immune systems that will successfully repel the FELV virus.
Gloria
On Apr 4, 2009, at 7:28 PM, James Rauscher wrote:
One of the vets who saw my FeLV+ catOnyx said I could give her
interferon, that it may or may not help her, but certainly would not
hurt her. Two other vets told me there was nothing to do for her
except to wait until she gets sick then put her to sleep. One of
them recommended "re-homing" my negative cats until the positive one
dies because they will "inevitably" become positive as well, even
though they are vaccinated.
Another owner of mixed positives and negatives is taking the same
route as me in not separating the positives and negatives
(vaccinating the negatives) but also gives her positive kitty
something called Vetri-DMG which is supposedly produced by the body
naturally and is an immune system booster.
Does anyone here have experience with these products? The vet who
told me to re-home my negatives said immunoglobulins are very
expensive and only help to keep a suffering cat alive. I am very
confused - I get a different opinion from every vet I talk to!
Avia
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