Good morning. I had a very exciting day yesterday. I learned to play soccer. It is so much fun, I just run up and down the hall and kick the ball. I have to play with my maidservant only because of my virus, but we played forever and she is not as fast as I am. I think I won! Fancy and I have been reading about the virus. This is what we read from one of the many well researched websites: if your cat is younger than six months old, its infection was probably passed down from its mother before it was born or while it was nursing. Basically, the younger a cat is, the more easily it can become infected. The Leukemia virus does not survive outside of the cats body for more than a few minutes. So unless you own another infected cat, this pet did not catch FeLV from contact with contaminated places or objects. Most cats that become infected with Feline Leukemia conquer the virus and recover. Their bodies mount an immune attack against the virus, producing antibodies that cure them or keep the virus in check. Us royals, have always been plagued by inherited diseases, but all and all, I am hoping to beat this one and hopefully the other kittens, all who are under 6 months old, can find a foster, so they too can have a chance at a wonderful life. Well, time to play again, just cant seem to stay still.
Posted on: Wed, 03 Sep 2014 12:31:24 +0000
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