Hi all at TCS,
Milo is just over a year old, the most active cat I've ever owned, a tree climber, and the scourge of the local wildlife. However, for being such an outdoor cat, and in a neighbourhood known for strays the Vet (who lives in the same neighbourhood) advised a Nobivac Felv vaccine. I agreed and last Friday Milo received a chip and vaccine in the neck area (I didnt research until after about where it should have been injected but it's done now)
Anyway, it's been a week, and a hard week for Milo, he suffered from lethargy, clear joint discomfort and slept 24/7. If we tried to interact with him he growled and moved away slowly. He also gained a small 1cm pea-like lump at the site (which appears after a week to be getting smaller slowly and less inflamed).
Concerned we took him back to the vet, who was surprised at such a reaction. He examined Milo, no pain in the limps with full movement, only a slight reaction in the middle of his spine. No temperature, eyes clear, eating well, and toileting normally too. We now have an antiinflammatory and painkiller for him for 5 days.
So, I suppose my question is, has anyone else experienced the same, the physical symptoms and personality changes, even now he isn't the Milo we know.
Thank you.
Milo is just over a year old, the most active cat I've ever owned, a tree climber, and the scourge of the local wildlife. However, for being such an outdoor cat, and in a neighbourhood known for strays the Vet (who lives in the same neighbourhood) advised a Nobivac Felv vaccine. I agreed and last Friday Milo received a chip and vaccine in the neck area (I didnt research until after about where it should have been injected but it's done now)
Anyway, it's been a week, and a hard week for Milo, he suffered from lethargy, clear joint discomfort and slept 24/7. If we tried to interact with him he growled and moved away slowly. He also gained a small 1cm pea-like lump at the site (which appears after a week to be getting smaller slowly and less inflamed).
Concerned we took him back to the vet, who was surprised at such a reaction. He examined Milo, no pain in the limps with full movement, only a slight reaction in the middle of his spine. No temperature, eyes clear, eating well, and toileting normally too. We now have an antiinflammatory and painkiller for him for 5 days.
So, I suppose my question is, has anyone else experienced the same, the physical symptoms and personality changes, even now he isn't the Milo we know.
Thank you.
