Unlock the Hidden Threat: What Every Cat Owner Must Know About Feline Leukemia Virus Before It’s Too Late
There are three possible outcomes when a cat is infected with FeLV. For roughly one-third of cats, their immune system will eliminate the virus and their white blood cells will develop antibodies, providing immunity against FeLV.
Around another one-third of cats will develop a partial immune response that prevents the virus from replicating. While the virus is inactive, these cats can’t infect other cats, and it’s unlikely that they will develop symptoms. However, it is possible for the virus to reactivate if the cat’s immune system is suppressed, which means they can spread the disease and become sick.
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