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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FeLV and Fleas??
Haemobartonella fellis is transmitted by fleas, not FeLv. You can Google
Haemobartonella and find out about it. That's why it's recommended that you
treat all current cats for fleas with
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FeLV and Fleas??
Haemobartonella fellis is transmitted by fleas, not FeLv. You can Google
Haemobartonella and find out about it. That's why it's recommended that you
treat all current cats for fleas with Frontline Plus or other flea product if
Haemobartonella fellis is transmitted by fleas, not FeLv. You can Google
Haemobartonella and find out about it. That's why it's recommended that you
treat all current cats for fleas with Frontline Plus or other flea product if
you intend to bring a new cat/kitten into the house. The fleas actual
Hi guys,
I am pretty familiar with FeLV but heard something that is alarming and am
hoping there is someone that can give feedback on this.
Our rescue took in a nursing mother cat and her two kittens and a 5 month old
kitten, unrelated, at the same time. These cats were in the same quarantine
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