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September 25th 06, 07:16 PM
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Calici virus
Can anyone offer information or advice about how to keep this virus at
bay in cats already compromised by their mothers being FIV positive. The kittens have all tested negative for FIV in their DNA 
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September 26th 06, 03:31 AM
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Calici virus
I'm saying this for everyone's benefit not your because you probably
already know this...but vaccinating for this virus is a big risk..because if your vaccinated cat gets out and ends up at the pound it will probably be put down because they will think she/he has the virus because if I understnad correctly it shows up the same on the test..its blood born isn't it? I've never met a cat who actually has had it, have you asked the vet?-Kenda tabitha wrote: Can anyone offer information or advice about how to keep this virus at bay in cats already compromised by their mothers being FIV positive. The kittens have all tested negative for FIV in their DNA
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