Feline Leukemia

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"Morton" wrote in message
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Hi, Three (3) weeks ago I lost my cat to Feline Leukemia after having
the virust for 3 years. It was real ruff on me. Can anyone tell me is
there a time limit that the virus dies outside the body. I want to get a
new cat or 2 & I realize I should throw out all her previous toys &
clean real good the apt but I have carpeting, etc. Would spraying the
furniture & carpeting with Lysol spray help? I heard somewhere to allow
at least 30 days before bringing a new cat in. Any info on this would be
greatly appreciated.

Morton





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For those that cant read black text on black background:

"Morton" wrote in message
...
Hi, Three (3) weeks ago I lost my cat to Feline Leukemia after having
the virust for 3 years. It was real ruff on me. Can anyone tell me is
there a time limit that the virus dies outside the body. I want to get a
new cat or 2 & I realize I should throw out all her previous toys &
clean real good the apt but I have carpeting, etc. Would spraying the
furniture & carpeting with Lysol spray help? I heard somewhere to allow
at least 30 days before bringing a new cat in. Any info on this would be
greatly appreciated.

Morton





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in article , Mike at
wrote on 8/2/03 3:57 PM:

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odd. Didn't show up that way for me.

"Morton" wrote in message
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Hi, Three (3) weeks ago I lost my cat to Feline Leukemia after having
the virust for 3 years. It was real ruff on me. Can anyone tell me is
there a time limit that the virus dies outside the body. I want to get a
new cat or 2 & I realize I should throw out all her previous toys &
clean real good the apt but I have carpeting, etc. Would spraying the
furniture & carpeting with Lysol spray help? I heard somewhere to allow
at least 30 days before bringing a new cat in. Any info on this would be
greatly appreciated.

Morton

in article , Mike at
wrote on 8/2/03 3:57 PM:

For those that cant read black text on black background:


odd. Didn't show up that way for me.

"Morton" wrote in message
...
Hi, Three (3) weeks ago I lost my cat to Feline Leukemia after having
the virust for 3 years. It was real ruff on me. Can anyone tell me is
there a time limit that the virus dies outside the body. I want to get a
new cat or 2 & I realize I should throw out all her previous toys &
clean real good the apt but I have carpeting, etc. Would spraying the
furniture & carpeting with Lysol spray help? I heard somewhere to allow
at least 30 days before bringing a new cat in. Any info on this would be
greatly appreciated.

Morton

"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message
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in article , Mike at
wrote on 8/2/03 3:57 PM:

For those that cant read black text on black background:


odd. Didn't show up that way for me.

Did for me; that explains why I thought it was an empty message. ;-)

I don't have info in the FeLV & how long it lingers in the immediate
environment, though. If I needed the info, I would Google it, talk to the
vet, & maybe ask in the alt.med.veterinary ng, besides here.

Cathy

--
"Staccato signals of constant information..."
("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon

"Morton" wrote in message
...
Hi, Three (3) weeks ago I lost my cat to Feline Leukemia after having
the virust for 3 years. It was real ruff on me. Can anyone tell me is
there a time limit that the virus dies outside the body. I want to get a
new cat or 2 & I realize I should throw out all her previous toys &
clean real good the apt but I have carpeting, etc. Would spraying the
furniture & carpeting with Lysol spray help? I heard somewhere to allow
at least 30 days before bringing a new cat in. Any info on this would be
greatly appreciated.

Morton

"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message
...
in article , Mike at
wrote on 8/2/03 3:57 PM:

For those that cant read black text on black background:


odd. Didn't show up that way for me.

Did for me; that explains why I thought it was an empty message. ;-)

I don't have info in the FeLV & how long it lingers in the immediate
environment, though. If I needed the info, I would Google it, talk to the
vet, & maybe ask in the alt.med.veterinary ng, besides here.

Cathy

--
"Staccato signals of constant information..."
("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon

"Morton" wrote in message
...
Hi, Three (3) weeks ago I lost my cat to Feline Leukemia after having
the virust for 3 years. It was real ruff on me. Can anyone tell me is
there a time limit that the virus dies outside the body. I want to get a
new cat or 2 & I realize I should throw out all her previous toys &
clean real good the apt but I have carpeting, etc. Would spraying the
furniture & carpeting with Lysol spray help? I heard somewhere to allow
at least 30 days before bringing a new cat in. Any info on this would be
greatly appreciated.

Morton

in article , Cathy Friedmann at
wrote on 8/2/03 4:19 PM:


"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message
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in article , Mike at
wrote on 8/2/03 3:57 PM:

For those that cant read black text on black background:


odd. Didn't show up that way for me.

Did for me; that explains why I thought it was an empty message. ;-)

I don't have info in the FeLV & how long it lingers in the immediate
environment, though. If I needed the info, I would Google it, talk to the
vet, & maybe ask in the alt.med.veterinary ng, besides here.

Cathy

Good luck getting a response to a cat question in there.

Karen

in article , Cathy Friedmann at
wrote on 8/2/03 4:19 PM:


"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message
...
in article , Mike at
wrote on 8/2/03 3:57 PM:

For those that cant read black text on black background:


odd. Didn't show up that way for me.

Did for me; that explains why I thought it was an empty message. ;-)

I don't have info in the FeLV & how long it lingers in the immediate
environment, though. If I needed the info, I would Google it, talk to the
vet, & maybe ask in the alt.med.veterinary ng, besides here.

Cathy

Good luck getting a response to a cat question in there.

Karen

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