the feline equivilant of aids and its caused by the feline imunovirus(fiv)
Yes it is passed through the saliva from one cat to another or fleas that have the feline aids. Have the kittens tested but I am not sure at what age you would get an accurate test. Take them all in to be checked out by your Veterinarian.
Take it to the vet. There is no adequate substitute for proper veterinary care, especially if the cat is afflicted with a serious illness such as feline AIDS.
Leopards suffer from all sorts of diseases that are quite similar to humans. A few are, feline asthma, feline FIV (AIDS), Feline leukeamia, and feline lower urinary tract disease. tehy get others from eating some other things and from when they get into fights other germs get into them and the pass out for 3-5 min and slowly die
Medical options for this disease are sorely limited. There are, however, effective natural options. "Feline AIDS: A Pet Owner's Guide" is an excellent book that outlines effective treatment regimens for FIV.
They shouldn't be able to: AIDS is caused by HIV, or the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. Domesticated house cats are susceptible to FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus). FIV can only be spread between other cats who carry it, humans are immune to FIV.
No. Dogs CANNOT contact feline aids. The only animal that can is another cat. Dogs CANNOT get feline leukemia either.
Absolutley. Felines seem to be the most common animal to contract FIV (feline imunodeficiency virus). I had a cat the died of AIDS. However the virus is not transmittable to humans, and human HIV is not transmittalble to animals. There have also been reports of AIDS in horses and pigs.
Human is to Feline, as Feline is to Kit. (In my eyes cats are like children <house hold> and Kits are Feline children)
They suffered problem because of feline. This is a sentence which contains the word feline.
If you are referring to body fluids such as blood that is on the surface of your skin or clothing, alcohol, antibacterial soaps, or bleach for clothing or counter tops or surfaces works. If you are asking about curing aids from a person who has the virus, than the answer is no. There is no cure yet. There are many treatments that slow the progression dramatically if you stay on them faithfully. There is research being done right now on cats, because they are able to be given the HIV virus and their body somehow fights it off and kills it. This is not the same virus referred to as feline aids, which is actually lukemia, and has no relation to HIV. It is very deadly to cats which is how it coined the name feline aids.
a feline is a cat
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