I guess, I have a little bit concern regarding mixing FIV positive with
FeLV positive together even if they got along well.. both of their
immune system is compromised already, and there is a greater chance of
your 15 yr old baby is going to get FeLK from Chief - is there any way
to keep them
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
I guess, I have a little bit concern regarding mixing FIV positive with
FeLV positive together even if they got along well..
I tried total seperation when we first got Chief. Rosie lived in my
room, had seperate food, water, and litter. But, she wasn't happy locked
?
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Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
I guess, I have a little bit concern regarding mixing
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Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
I guess, I have a little bit concern regarding mixing FIV positive
with
FeLV positive together even if they got
: Separating the kitty
household
Steph,
I like Hideyo's idea of the screen door. Could you put one on your
bedroom door? That way poor lonely Chief might not feel so
isolated. I'd also rig him a wonderful cozy bed right by the door.
You'd be able to talk to him through the screen door too. I
..what have you tried?
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Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
I guess, I have
will be very concerned about her since she is a senior
cat in addition to FIV baby..
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Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
chasing her, I really think that he should not be freely interacting
with Rosie - I will be very concerned about her since she is a senior
cat in addition to FIV baby..
Darn! I wanted some easy solution, but I think seperation is my only
solution given her age and her
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Subject: Re: Separating the kitty household
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Yep. I have a screen door everywhere in the house, as I constantly
introducing new kitties from time to time, some are permanently
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Separating the kitty household
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
I guess, I have a little bit concern regarding mixing FIV positive
with
FeLV positive together even if they got along well..
I tried total seperation when we first got Chief. Rosie lived in my
Hmm... Rosie's failing health, and the fact that you've tried to
dissuade Chief from initiating play changes things. I'd suggest
bringing in another fiv kid to interact with Chief, but that would
probably upset Rosie... You talked about a hole behind the ironing
board and it gave me an
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