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Originally Posted by Run Silent
Shame man. Unfortunately, FeLV is a real problem and is frequently fatal.
Curious - there is a FeLV vaccine that is quite cheap and can prevent this issue. I wonder why they didn't get it for the cat?
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Not sure. I was thinking that they had him vaccinated when they took him in for the initial first visit. He was a little older when they got him...maybe it was a timing issue?
But she picked him up and went straight to the vet before bringing him home as she didn't want anything communicable getting to her Norwegian. Then she waited on having him fixed as the vet said that doing it to early could lead to issues later on in life.
She did contact the people she got him from and they contacted the various owners, and it seems the whole litter came back positive.
I can only imagine the other people who got one and if it was for a younger child. That will be devastating.