No, he doesn't go outside, but I am now worried that the bag of DRY
leaves I brought them to play in, might have been a potential source of
spores. We have also had unseasonably "warm" weather plus a week of
fog/mist/drizzle, big temperature inversion that caused air quality
alerts. There is outside air that comes in through the soffit and
rafters. But my other FeLV+ cat is fine, though he did sneeze a bit
yesterday. No discharge from his nose, his appetite is fine. But he is
a little younger than Harley, so maybe the FeLV hasn't done as much
damage to his immune cells yet. The occasional mouse gets inside (I
live in the country) too, and Harley is quite good at catching them. I
sometimes give him wormer or Frontline Plus, because of that.
Marshazaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas
Sorry, Oona just stepped on the keyboard. She is FeLV negative, guess
she thinks the positive boys have been taking too much attention away
from her. ;-)
On 12/15/2014 6:37 PM, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
YOU MENTIONED FUNGAL, HOW WOULD HE HAVE GOTTEN INTO FUNGUS. DOES HE GO
AOUTSID3E?
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