Unlock the Hidden Threat: What Every Cat Owner Must Know About Feline Leukemia Virus Before It’s Too Late
Unfortunately, there is no cure for feline leukemia. Treatment usually involves managing secondary infections and conditions that develop due to infection with FeLV. Cat parents with FeLV-infected cats will need to monitor their cats and contact their veterinarian if they notice changes in their cat’s appetite, behavior, bathroom habits or appearance. It’s also important to reduce a FeLV-positive cat’s exposure to secondary illnesses. For example, keep affected cats indoors and away from cats who are sick.
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