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Si ou Peluche a te viv alèz dalliances byen ta lannwit ak a jenjanm tom de 29B, lè sa a ou ka vle pran l' pou vet pou yo swiv lè STD. An gonfle pou te trape FeLV, la féline équivalent de moun viris SIDA. FeLV atak globil blan san nan epi kite chat a aktyèlman pi enfeksyon. Parès, pèdi pwa ak pòv malere ki pa gou/bon sont tout jan ou santi ou, Et huit sou dis chat mouri nan twa ane nan de capturer enfeksyon an. Si ou vet STD teste pozitif pou FeLV lè sa a malerezman la se pa n remèd. Chat ou ap bezwen pou l ' rete byen lwen chat lòt menm maladi a kapab tou dwe pase de pataje manje bols Et fermer kontak ak enfekte chat. Tout kittens resevwa vaccins pou tou de FeLV Et FIV Et sa ki enpòtan chat ou kenbe a jou avèk boosters l' pou anpeche l' capture viris la.
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If your Fluffy's been enjoying late night dalliances with the ginger tom from 29B, then you may want to take her to the vet for STD testing. Fluffy may have contracted FeLV, the feline equivalent of the human AIDs virus. FeLV attacks the white blood cells and leaves the cat vulnerable to infection. Lethargy, weight loss and poor appetite are all symptoms, and eight out of ten cats die within three years of catching the infection. If your vet's STD testing is positive for FeLV then unfortunately there is no cure. Your cat will need to be kept away from other cats as the disease can also be passed from sharing food bowls and close contact with infected cats. All kittens receive vaccines for both FeLV and FIV and it is important that your cat keeps up to date with her boosters to prevent her from catching the virus.