22:51:30
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Reply-to: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Fw: Flea Products
I GOT rEVOLUTION ONCE AND IT CAUSED THEM TO LOOSE THEIR HAIR AT THE APPLICATION
POINT. THEN THE HAIR CAME BACK IN SNOW WHITE. NOT TOO FOUND OF THAT. VET
AGREED AND WE STOPPED IT.
Lee Evans w
This is just an opinion stemming from a human experience with vaccinations. I
almost died from the whooping cough vaccination when I was 9 years old. Again,
when the Salk vaccine came out, my father, a physician gave me the anti-polio
vaccination. Now, I do approve of polio vaccinations since
I don't believe that the doses would be different because you break the big one
into 7 doses (as in Frontline Plus). I was afraid to do this at first because
I thought it might somehow be different than the single doses but if you think
about it, there's no sediment at the bottom of the tube.
When you get a "message is too long" notice from the moderator, it means that
you sent the entire thread of conversation, maybe 10 or more of everyone elses
messages along with your two lines. When you click on "Reply" and write your
message, remember to scroll down and delete all but the mess
e:
> My current vet & my previous vet all treat the symptoms like they would any
> other cat, but I know plenty who don't.
Beth
Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
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From: Lee Evans
To: felvtalk
Sent: Friday, October 5, 2012 7:
I just went to the home page. WOW! This is wonderful. Per cat it comes out
to be less than a dollar a dose. I'm sending this page on to a rescuer who is
not on this list but runs a rescued cat shelter and adoption center. Thanks
for mentioning it.
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and
Another brain cell woke up and reminded me that there's also an antihistamine
called Ciproheptadine. I'm thinking that this is the one they use as an
appetite stimulant.
I just Googled it and sure enough, this is the one. If you want more
information on getting your cat to eat go to the follo
Certain antihistamines that are given to cats are also an appetite
stimulant. Chlorpheneramine is one. I think it's a little yellow pill
if I remember correctly. It's better than giving cortisone which also
increases appetite but I believe would be contraindicated for a cat who
has a malign
I'm not sure that fleas can become immune to meds. The ones who are on the cat
die. The ones who hatch from the floor jump on the cat, die. The ones who lay
eggs are apparently still alive so how can they become immune to a product?
Unless Super Flea survives the treatment and goes on to rep
In the middle of our chit-chat about politics and hunters and vegetarian
diets, if someone had come in with the subject line: Cat Bitten by
Cobra, we would have been off the chatty stuff in an instant and onto
Google to look up what could be done for the cat while the caregiver was
taking him
e. & make sure you are using a product that is safe on cats.
MOST OF THE NEW DOG PRODUCTS ARE NOT OK TO USE ON CATS - EG. ADVANTIX
Beth
Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
From: Lee Evans
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org&qu
n Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 12:16 PM, Lee Evans wrote:
I've never been a list moderator or been a position to direct anything except
to try to direct a bunch of cats to use the litter boxes. However, let me just
add a bit of wisdom or non-wisdom, however you want to view it. Discussing
politic
I've never been a list moderator or been a position to direct anything except
to try to direct a bunch of cats to use the litter boxes. However, let me just
add a bit of wisdom or non-wisdom, however you want to view it. Discussing
politics and religion usually causes minor skirmishes and majo
One of the strangest problems I face with my FeLv+ and FIV+ cats is going to
the vet for a simple health issue. I bring in a fat, sleek cat with a URI and
the vet asks me, in the course of treatment "Is this one of your FeLv+ or FIV+
cats?" Well, I have to say yes because we are at the doctor
Don't fret Elizabeth. Occasionally we get a little off topic but we soon get
back on the "road". Just like you would take a journey and have to pull over to
the shoulder of the road to allow your car to cool down we do the same here.
We all have different opinions and sometimes we just like to
In addition, our teeth are not those of carnivores. We have teeth similar to
other primates. We can't tear into our food. We chomp like a chimp. Our
teeth are suited to nuts, seeds, grains, fruit, leaves, tubers and roots. When
we try to shred meat, even the most tender steak or well cooked
I agree that neither candidate can make animal rights/welfare a major issue in
this election and I also agree that the economy is the major issue that impacts
our rescues and other people's companion animals the most. Then I look at the
incumbent and see a man who was trussed up like a chicken
Thursday, October 4, 2012 10:53 AMI get the same response from hostile people.
"Trees and vegetables are
living things so you can't eat that either." Well, I will never be seen
munching on a tree. I'm not a woodpecker but my idea is that I never
eat anything that had a face or could move on
ng my own
soy milk, which is easy and better without all the additives of store-bought.
From:Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lee
Evans
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2012 9:54 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Bow hunting
When I first joined
During the years of concentration camps, very few babies were born to the women
who were being tortured there, even though rape was rampant. It wasn't that
they "turned off their reproductive system" because it was a "legitimate rape"
but because below a certain nutritional level, the body of a
When I first joined the animal welfare movement, I was and still am an animal
rights activist, vegan by ethics and choice. I was treated by some as if I
were a terrorist, barely tolerated by them, feared by others, ignored by still
others. Finally, one of the fearful people asked me what veget
My mother died at home. She was over 90 years old, had fallen and broken her
hip three years prior, would not go to the hospital to have it operated on
because she was a nurse and hated hospitals. I took care of her for the three
years that she survived. I had some help, which was very expens
ve gotten
that far if it were me.
Lorrie wrote:
> I couldn't have said it better Lee, you are an excellent writer and
> you express yourself beautifully.
>
> Lorrie
>
>
> On 09-25, Lee Evans wrote:
> > The problem with euthanasia for pets is that mos
The problem with euthanasia for pets is that most people will use it for their
own convenience. I have seen this happen several times and it's really
terrible but there is no crime in killing an animal. We do this every day to
eat them, for sport, as trophies or just because we don't want them
Grand news! Hope he checks out OK.
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors
too!
From: Marcia
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 10:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Please keep Barn
Oh goodness! May the Goddess guide Barnaby out of the crawl space and back
into a loving home.
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors
too!
From: Maryam Ulomi
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"
Sent: Tuesday, Sep
...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lee Evans
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2012 7:24 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FELV Transport to Best Friends
I find that a product called At Ease or Feloway work very well when sprayed
into the carrie
I find that a product called At Ease or Feloway work very well when sprayed
into the carrier about a half hour before you put the cat in. Allow it the
time to dry, never spray while cat is inside. It really calms them down. I do
this when transporting to the vet. Makes a big difference betwee
If you think he might be lonely by himself, consider getting him a spayed
female FeLv+ cat around his age to keep him company. Cats are very sociable
animals.
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors
too!
From: McK
Could you trap the mother cat and have her tested, spayed, given rabies
vaccination and put back in the colony if it's a colony or if a single cat,
allow her to live where you found her and feed her? If mom cat tests
positive, kitten is probably fighting off the virus. If mom cat tests
negat
I'm sorry you're going through this unhappy experience with Oliver. First of
all, I would just like to mention that the FIV vaccine is always a bad idea.
It turns the cat positive on testing. If the cat gets lost, picked up by
someone who tests him and is not aware that FIV is NOT contagious
There's so much corn in cat food that when I opened a can of corn for myself
recently, one of my cats ran over and began gobbling it. Sheesh! Since I'm a
vegetarian, they don't get leftovers like hamburger and chicken. So they eat
my corn and tofu. Weird world.
Spay and Neuter your cats
talk] FELV+, Struvite Crystals, and Nutrition
I tried cranberry and Homey ran every time she saw me with a glob of it on my
finger. Not a happy camper.
Kathryn Hargreaves wrote:
> Some say that has no effect, as cats don't metabolize fruit all that well.
>
> On Thu, Aug 30, 20
I used Hills on and off for years and found that my cats threw up more often
with it. So I finally quit using. Water fountains are great. Not only do the
cats drink. They sit for hours watching the water go round and round. Only
problem was, two or three of my cats started urinating around
Would some type of cranberry extract help, maybe mixed with the recipe
mentioned? Holistic methods of UTI in humans uses cranberry juice, extract and
capsules of cranberry extract for this type of situation. Not sure cats and
cranberries would get along very well but you might google that also
Many of the cats I have had drooled after eating or slapped at the side of
their mouth with their paw. The gum on the side that has stomatitis is usually
bright red, inflamed looking and the cat does not like his whisker pad or that
side of his face touched. In the beginning cases, they may be
I'm filing it in my Important Mail folder. I think Romeo would kill me half
way through the protocol though. But I could try.
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors
too!
From: Natalie
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia
g it, so I couldn't be more pleased to hear that's not the case.
I'll definitely re-test Kaya, but I was also wondering, is there any chance the
other kittens could've had a false neg? Like perhaps I tested them too soon
after exposure?
On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Lee
Kaya should be treated like a kitten who got sick. Kittens do this regularly
and because their immune systems are not as fully developed as a cat's is, they
tend to go downhill fast if not given extra food, meds, etc.. Do NOT put this
cat on steroids. It will compromise her immune system even
They are so ignorant because they went to veterinary medical school and they
never looked outside the book, at the actual animal. Buttercup, a lovely
Turkish Van mix came to me deathly ill and pregnant. She was probably dumped
when some people in the neighborhood moved. A week after she arriv
Hang in there Lorrie. Sometimes they turn. Did you ever find the mom cat? If
so, have her tested too. If she's young, she may turn negative in 90 days
also. The ones a year or younger sometimes do. Even older cats can fight it
off. I have a cat who was positive when rescued. He was about
I'm here also with just one young cat who needs retesting. She's getting
fatter and fluffier by the minute, thank the Great Cat.
Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors
too!
From: Sally Davis
To: felvtalk@felineleu
If there is an animal ophthalmologist in your area please take the kitten to
her/him for a second opinion. A corneal ulcer can usually be treated with
antibiotic eye drops. I have had several cats with mild to severe corneal
ulcers. The worst that happens is that the ulcer turns into a small
k, for fear of losing her. But she has beat the odds so
far, and I hope she continues to be healthy and happy and playful, like she is
now, for a long time to come.
Kat
From:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lee Evans
>Sent: Wedn
Long time ago, before I ever knew about testing or spay/neuter a mom cat and
pop cat came into my yard. Mom was pregnant and pop hung around. They were
actually mated to each other. She had a litter of 6. Out of that litter, only
two survived. The others had what I now know were typical sym
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lee Evans
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 7:14 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Transmittal via fleas
Some kittens born to FeLv+ mothers do turn negative but it's more likely that
an adult who contracte
.@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lee Evans
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 10:51 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Transmittal via fleas
It's not a certainty that the kittens would be positive for FeLv if the mom
was. You need to te
It's not a certainty that the kittens would be positive for FeLv if the mom
was. You need to test each kitten separately when they are about 12 weeks old.
Even if they test positive, don't have them killed. FeLv can sometimes be
overcome in kittens and in cats. I have a cat who was positive b
I would be very surprised if fleas could transmit FeLv. If that were true,
most of my cats would have it. I have had lots of experience with leukemia
cats. My last two were living in a room separate from the regular group of
negative cats but the room was adjacent to the negative group and fl
This is the type of thing that happens in a society that values aluminum cans
above the lives of animals. We no longer want to toss aluminum cans into the
landfill because they have some value. Not so cats and dogs. Every day
millions are killed and tossed into landfills. Actually, I see ver
I believe that everything on Earth has a Life Force. Perhaps that's a soul but
we are all from the same place, from the same Architect, whatever or whoever
one calls that. Therefore, I try not to eat anyone, kill anyone, displace
anyone, pollute or dismantle anything unnecessarily unless my su
After years in rescue, I'm so cynical that I truly believe if you did all the
killing of cats and dogs on a large stage in a see-through dome, some people
would view it as entertainment while the majority would hurry by, averting
their eyes and telling themselves that it's just a movie, it doesn
Just had a FIV+/FeLv+ cat retested. He had FIV but he tested negative for
FeLv. He's going into my FIV+ section, not because I think that FIV would be
contagious to my regular cats but because he never lost his male fighting
spirit so let him annoy the FIV's. I do have three FIV+ cats mixed i
I had one kitten flip from FIV+ to no FIV. I had two adult cats flip from
FeLv+ to no FeLv. Especially in kittens, it's very possible that in two
months, when re-tested, they will be negative. As for your cats
eating/drinking or being near the kittens, that shouldn't be an issue. It's
not t
The added benefit of possums is that since they are marsupials, they are not
carriers of rabies! They are simply weird looking. I saw my first possum
about 10 years ago. We mutually scared each other out of our skins. Then we
tip-toed back around the corner of the house and stared at each ot
at also is around but
that never seemed to bother them in the past. ???Dotty
From: Lee Evans
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"
Sent: Saturday, June 2, 2012 1:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FW: RACCOON GETTING INTO CAT STATION
I can't find
the basis for all racism, ageism and misogyny. It's
unfortunate that the brain is fast becoming a vestigial organ. More soap from
my soapbox.
From: "dlg...@windstream.net"
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Cc: Lee Evans
Sent: Sunday, June 3,
The problem here is that I'm in Texas. Killing is the State Sport.
Unfortunately, most of the Animal Control Officers don't even know the new
rules, which include acceptance of TNR as a way to control outside cats. They
are still terrorizing people who have a small batch of backyard cats who a
Around 12 years ago, that was the method San Antonio's Animal Control facility
used to kill cats and dogs. They hooked a pick-up truck to an opening in the
wall of a small room. They filled the room with unwanted cats and dogs - all
together, not even separating them by species, and turned on
"dlg...@windstream.net"
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Cc: Lee Evans
Sent: Friday, June 1, 2012 11:21 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Check out An orphan baby raccoon. [VIDEO]
I sent it on to a friend and her 2 grandsons and a couple of others. This is
adoreable
Lee Evans wrote:
&
I can't find the email from someone who thinks that the cats are avoiding the
food because the feeding dish/station smells from raccoon. This is definitely
NOT the cause of the cats avoiding the food. It's probably the food. It may
be stale or they are just tired of the flavor. When I was fe
I think I just melted. Absolutely adorable. Guess he had to rescue the little
rascal. Not to say that I promote making pets of wildlife, but raccoons
sometimes do get domesticated, especially when they are young. And there's a
ferret involved for company. Nice man. Doesn't mind the messy w
I have an outside enclosure built around a fairly large wooden shed (the type
you get at Home Depot or other undo-it-yourself places). I also have the same
wire fencing enclosing the porch of a small cottage type building (one large
room, no plumbing) that the former owners used for crafts proj
But acc to info on line the raccoon can't jump up there. Wondering about
this. Also wondering how the cats would jump in winter when there is snow and
ice on top of that smaller house. Dotty
________
From: Lee Evans
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"
Charles, I don't agree with anyone who calls you a jerk or any other nasty
name. Most of us on this list are overworked and have constant shortages of
funds. We tend to get impatient with people who are trying, for whatever
reason, to bring more cats into the world. We rescue these FeLv+ cats b
The "jump up" feeder wouldn't work because raccoons can climb just like cats.
Last year, when I was feeding a colony, two mama raccoons and a total of 12
puff balls began dining at my cat feeding station. I got some donated dog food
that they ate, I guess as an appetizer before they cleaned ou
This is for Charles Adams:
Unfortunately, you are beginning to learn by your mistake that breeding
animals, whether cats, dogs, birds or any other species can be more
costly than it's worth. You state that you don't want a pet cat and
never did. I am assuming that the Bengal you have is just a
Did you test to see if he has an overactive thyroid? This can happen even to
younger cats. It may or may not be related to FeLv. Please have a thyroid
profile done before deciding on his fate. Thyroid can be treated with
medication. There's even an ear ointment that absorbs through the skin
I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost a flame point Siamese two years ago. I had
named him Taco even though he was rescued from a vacant lot outside a Pizza Hut
Restaurant. I had him for about 2 years. Then he suddenly stopped eating. He
was diagnosed with lymphoma. He hadn't wasted away and d
My vet used what looked like a horse needle on my skinny 5 pound cat. I said
ouch when he stabbed the needle into the cat and it came out the other side of
the fur. What an idiot. I asked him if he could use smaller needle. He said
that the one he was using was regulation size. I can't beli
As long as she is still eating, that's a good sign. Has the vet given her
Convenia? That's a long-acting antibiotic that seems to keep the level of
infection down until the cat's own immune system can cope. You might try a pet
vitamin with iron for the anemia. I use Nutrived. It has B-compl
I'm on here too and got it.
From: James G Wilson
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2012 9:43 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Testing the list again
Hey all,
Let me know if you get this message. I think there are still
some problems with the l
I have had a couple of cats who were suspected of having Bartonella but the vet
gave them doxycycline. It seemed to have cleared up the Bartonella. I
currently have one cat with stomatitis, not an FIV cat and another negative cat
who seems to be getting stomatitis. Romeo, who has it, is on a
I'm so sorry for your loss. Most of my FeLv cats lived approx. 2 years. Most
died of lymphoma. I also had two FIV+-FeLv+ cats. They also passed on from
lymphoma. I now have one husky, healthy black boy who is positive for FIV and
FeLv. I'm hoping that now that he has lived with me for a fe
It happens with age a lot of the time. One of my older cats had spots in one eye. They neither increased or decreased once they had developed. I went to our local animal eye specialist. He said it wasn't an issue and did not have any effect on the cat's sight. From: Natalie To: felvta
TNR is a good way to guard against the spread of FIV since the way most cats
spread this disease is through deep bites while fighting during mating season.
FIV is not easily spread through contact with other cats. A mom cat who is
FIV+ may pass it to her offspring but they may also throw it
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From: Lee Evans
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 2:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FIP
I didn't know there was a vaccine for FIP. I know there's a vaccine for FIV
which causes the cat to test positive for
There is no reliable test for FIP. Your cat tested positive for corona virus.
Most cats will test positive for corona virus and never get ill. FIP is caused
by a form of corona virus to which some cats are genetically predisposed to
contract if exposed to it. FIP is not rare but it's definit
Excellent. It still could be a reaction to the anesthesia, especially since he
is FeLv+ but I have had several FeLv+ and FIV+ (both positive together in same
cat) neutered and no problems with eyes. Maybe it has to do with the
stomatitis, bacteria going into body, causing a reaction. Anyway,
From: Lee Evans
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 1:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Dublin woke up from surgery blind
Ask the vet if he used Ketamine. This is an injected anesthesia and many times
results in dilated pupils
There are cats who test positive who are not and cats who test negative who are
not. The tests in general are not very reliable. However, I have had quite a
lot of experience with cats who tested positive for FeLV. Taco and Smooch were
two who tested positive for both FeLv and FIV. They live
Sunday, February 5, 2012 3:44 PM
My cat Moses tested positive for FeLv. Since I have many other cats, I
isolated him in a room in my house, retested three months later and he tested
negative. That was about 6 years ago. He's still going strong and happy. If
Ginger is an only cat, just a
Unfortunately more than a few of my rescues "think outside of the box" or are
cross-eyed or something when it comes to pooping. Will the strong vinegar
solution work on Eau de Poop, a really unpleasant combination when another cat
comes along and douses the blob with a generous helping of Parfu
Have you ever tried stuffing cats into pillow cases? I have 15 cats in the
mobile home. I can't imagine stuffing 15 pillow cases with 15 cats and
actually living to tell the story. Good idea if you have less than 5 though.
Don't forget something to tie up the tops and just for safety, double
So far, nothing that tragic has gone wrong in my own life, but I have had to
move from my nice, safe brick house in the city to a mobile home which, as far
as I can tell, is made out of cardboard and plastic. These horrid death traps
are usually gone with the wind if the wind is above 50 miles
I would be very, very cautious about vaccinating a cat agaimst FeLv. Several
people I know had the miserable experience of their cat contracting leukemia
after being vaccinated. I wouldn't swear that the vaccine was the source of the
infection but these cats were not ever outside the house. Th
My two FeLv/FIV+ cats Taco and Smooch have passed over this year. I was
heartbroken. But then I realized how wonderful it was that people like us give
these deserving little cats all the life they can sustain and don't turn our
backs on them because they were unlucky enough to have these affli
Wow! Am I ever behind on my email!
Doing another IFA test sounds like good advice if the PCR is so unreliable.
I'll probably go for that with Taco.
I'm dead set against the FIV vaccine. Most so-called shelters will kill the
cat before even asking questions. I have no doubt that if a cat t
One of my rescues, "Taco", tested positive for FIV and FeLv on the combo test.
I tested Taco with the IFA test. He came up negative for FeLv. I intend to do
one more test. Is there a third test that I can do that would reassure me that
he is really FeLv negative (or positive)? He has been w
. I do FVRCP once every 3 years. I'd love to skip
> rabies altogether, but it is against the law, though they have approved
> the
> 3 year rabies vaccine now, thank goodness.
>
> On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 2:01 PM, Lee Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Not
Not only do vets vaccinate cats who should not have anything else to stress
their immune system and not only do they insist on vaccinating indoor-only
cats, old cats and even ill cats, but they are now pushing the FIV vaccine
which will turn the cat FIV+ so if he/she gets lost, picked up by anim
Well, I guess I have six of one and half a dozen of the other. About evenly
divided for PCR being the best test ever and PCR being useless. Groan!
- Original Message -
From: Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 3:53 PM
Try an overnight soak in
Petzyme (purchased at PetsMart) or some other enzyme product that you can use to
soak your clothes. The mistake most people make with enzyme odor removal
products is not keeping them wet long enough for the bacteria to work on the
source of the odor. It would also
Way in the past, about 7 years ago, I had a little group of cats who lived
with each other in a stable indoor situation. Two of the cats tested FeLv+
when they were very old. I couldn't figure it out because all their lives
they tested negative. I guess the infection was hiding in the bone ma
That post had most of the information that my friend Googled from the
Bristol University Website and other UK websites. I guess the best thing
would be to assume Moses is FeLv+ and try to find him a foster home without any
cats or with a cat friendly dog, but not with any other cat unless hi
riginal Message -
From: Lee Evans
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent:
Tuesday, November 14, 2006 4:40 PM
Subject: Moses
tested FeLv+ and FeLv- I'm confused!
We recently rescued a tame "feral" cat
St. Francis
- Original Message -----
From:
Lee
Evans
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 4:40
PM
Subject: Moses tested FeLv+ and FeLv-
I'm confused!
We recently rescued a tame "feral" cat from an a
We recently rescued a tame "feral" cat from an apartment complex where
people move out and leave their cats to fend for themselves. I named
him Moses. Since he comes from an area where all the feral cats tested
negative on their combo test, I wasn't very worried. I took him in for his
fr
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