snowwhite tested fiv postive. She is a VERY laid back cat around other cats (getting better with people). She doesn't bite at them and see really doesn't even interact much with them. She just likes to stay in the sunroom and look out the window. We have her seperated from the other cats now (all negitive and she nursed five of them) everyone has been fixed (except nimby, trinity and lola who go in shortly)
From what I have read it doesn't seem like i'm putting my cats at a big risk if I let her live her days in my house with her babies where she is happy. Lilly and ashton (her kids from the litter before the one we caught her with) tested negitive for fiv, i would love to test some of the other ferals but I have to trap them first. We have a vet appointment for lola on 10/2 so i will discuess this with him then, but am I just don't know what to do? She looks SO healthy, and came through her spay with no problem. She was the ONLY one that didn't get a cold when everyone else had one. I still can't beleave she tested postive. Just doesn't seem real. I just don't want to put the other cats in danger. But from what I read she would have to bite them for them to get it.
From what I have read it doesn't seem like i'm putting my cats at a big risk if I let her live her days in my house with her babies where she is happy. Lilly and ashton (her kids from the litter before the one we caught her with) tested negitive for fiv, i would love to test some of the other ferals but I have to trap them first. We have a vet appointment for lola on 10/2 so i will discuess this with him then, but am I just don't know what to do? She looks SO healthy, and came through her spay with no problem. She was the ONLY one that didn't get a cold when everyone else had one. I still can't beleave she tested postive. Just doesn't seem real. I just don't want to put the other cats in danger. But from what I read she would have to bite them for them to get it.