Consider a combination of holistic and regular vet care for your new
friend. I really believe it helped Dixie. A month after Dixie left
this world, she sent me a kitten from the same pine thicket she came
from. Two weeks later she sent me another. Both boys see a holistic
vet as did Dixie and, like Dixie until a few days before she left this
world, are extremely healthy.
Dixie lived three years (she was full grown when she came into my life
and had been on her own for a long time before that). I know of
several cats who have reached 10-15 years.
Listen to this group. Listen to your heart. Enjoy every wonderful
moment with the little one.
On Nov 18, 2009, at 5:28 PM, Allison Shenk wrote:
Hi,
Im in touch with a rescue group and am considering adopting a cat
diagnosed with Felv. Actually, I already told the gal I'd take the
cat. . . so NOW I'm doing my homework! LOL Do I have to worry about
people coming into my home, whether they handle the cat or not,
going back home and risking giving it to their cat? I understand
that the disease progresses differently for each cat. What is
considered, on average, the lifespan of a cat with Felv. It won't
affect my decision, I just want to be somewhat prepared. Thanks
ahead of time!
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