adding an addition

adding an addition, I have a four month old kitten, she has all her vaccines but she's an indoor kity so the vet told me not to get the feline leukemia shot since she's not going outdoors. I am going to get her a companion, female kitten who's almost 3 months, the person with the kitten is kind of in a rush to giveher to me, but I won't take her until she is checked for feline leukemia and feline aids etc. Does anyone know how ling it takes to get the results?

In my experience, about 15 minutes after they take blood for a SNAP test.
 

On the spot in minutes.  Where I go they will run the test before you see dr for a healthy looking cat/kitten so results are known before dr comes in.
 

Good to know, thanks guys!