My vet says that the vaccine is at least 90% effective and I should not worry
about my one positive kitty living together with the six negatives--all of whom
are vaccinated and at least 4 years old.
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From: Chris Behnke
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My positives and negatives having been living together in the same home
without separation for 4 years. So far, no one new has tested positive. My
ones that are positive got the virus through heredity, not exposure.
Chris
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They are pretty expensive, but totally "Jetson-esque".(Anyone remember that
cartoon?)
A friend of mine got several andhad extras,so I scored 3 of the 6cupsize
"Metro"style in royal purple.
My little porkers have to have big bowls.
And they always whine that it's half empty,
My 2 cents here -
People are not born evil (no matter what the movies would have us
believe). Children learn by example. Sometimes by being the one getting
tortured, sometimes from only watching. What horrors have befallen these
3 boys that they could do something so horrible in kind?
Putting
I know, I really thought long & hard before I sent it.
But the more of an "outpouring" from people from all over that we get, the
better in the long run.
We have to do it for the animals, we are their only voice.
It just sickens me too.
Susan J. DuBose >^..^<
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx
Hi Dawn,
As far as I know, you cannot transfer it from walking around. It's not that
easy to transfer. I had a FeLV foster cat who stayed in our office room. I
never even washed my hands between petting him and the other cats unless he
drooled on me or something. The virus doesn't live that lon
Dawn, I'm far from the big expert, but I think the chances are almost
nonexistent that you're transferring anything by just walking from room
to room. The motto for the virus is "if it dries, it dies." It reminds
me of a memorable passage in the book "Everything You Always Wanted to
Know About Se
I feel physically sick having just read of poor Toby's plight - I hadn't seen
that and not sure if I am pleased I read it or not (only good thing
is I will be signing the petition). The poor baby, how anyone can can hit
an animal to hurt it is beyond me but what they did is just pure evil. I
Hello again everyone,
Before I had Bea tested, she was with my two other catkids (ages 4 & 10 years)
for 4 days - sharing food (wet & dry), water and liter box.
It was only after that 4 days did we realize Bea tested positive (Elisa & IFA)
We immediately took our other two in and had them teste
Just wanted to say I totally agree about FELV not being as contagious
as one might think. In your situation, I'd think it's so very
unlikely that that kitten picked up FELV from breathing the air for a
short time with a couple of FELV cats.
In our rescue program, we routinely do Elisa tes
It's working now. Very cool!
Diane R.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 7:47 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Leukemia room
Maybe they closed it down for the night?
T
Yes,Pat, I checkedonline & that is the room (you can see Cover Girls' cage in
fromof the greeen nightlight).
They have turned it off for the night but check back later..
When the cats arrived last night, they were so hungry!
Just gobbled there food!
But then, they probably will be inse
Good Lord!
What monsters!
There is a petition to sign in the middle of the story if interested.
Dog's death felt around world
Web Posted: 09/06/2007 01:33 AM CDT
Roger Croteau
Express-News
NEW BRAUNFELS - The arrest of three Guadalupe County boys last week on
charges of torturing and killing
Maybe they closed it down for the night?
To give the kitties some rest, after the long flight.
It's a pretty bright light in the room when it's on.
I would try again later.
Susan J. DuBose >^..^<
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
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