Hi Lorrie,
Three of my cats are around 7-8 years old, one is little over 3 years, and two
will be three years old soon. From what I understood is that older cats got
infected because they hang around the carrier for a long period of time. It is
such a shocking news, I still do not know how to deal with it; honestly, this
is the worst time of my life. All of my animals are the most important "things"
in my life, I cant imagine losing any of them...unless they are old and ready
to go.
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From: Lorrie <felineres...@frontier.com>
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2013 4:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] New To Group
Oh Kasia, I am so sorry. You must be absolutely devastated. It is really
unusual for older cats to become positive unless they were kittens at
the time they were with the positive cats.
I know you are shocked and frightened, but cats who test positive can still
live long lives, but it is important to catch the first sign of illness and
treat it. I hope your cats will be able to live with this virus and have a
good long life in spite of being positive.
Lorrie
> On 06-06, kasia mosko wrote:
> Lorrie,
> Yesterday I had the rest of the cats tested for FelV, and they all
> turned out to be positive. I have 6 cats suffering from FelV and one
> has lymphoma; I feel like my life has just ended.
> Kasia
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