Re: To Lance Re: Close Encounter between a pos. and a neg.

.com/ http://www.bestfriends.org/nomorehomelesspets/pdf/walkforanimals.pdf - Original Message - From: wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, August 10, 2006 10:46 am Subject: To Lance Re: Close Encounter between a pos. and a neg. To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > Lance, &g

To Lance Re: Close Encounter between a pos. and a neg.

Lance, I just read this and I'm sure it's too late for my opinion, but I don't think you had anything to worry about at all. The virus is just not that easy to spread from what we can tell. How did your Callie fare after surgery? :) Wendy --- Lance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everyone >

Re: Close Encounter between a pos. and a neg.

transmission really requires far more than casual contact, according to both anecdotal and official reports. (the classic line is, "prolonged and persistent contact," tho neither word is ever defined!) if she's had her series of vaccinations, she's even less likely to be at risk, even in a protract

Close Encounter between a pos. and a neg.

Hi everyone I hope this is just me being paranoid. It's easy to be paranoid when dealing with FeLV+, at least for me. As some of you may recall, my Ember is FeLV+, and my mom picked up a negative kitten (Callie) a number of months ago. Ember still lives in my room, so she is isolated from