Jeg tror på dig Lis. Du plejer ikke at være en, der bare slynger ting ud:-)
Men det er skræmmende…
Nej, jeg tror skam heller ikke Lis lyver eller noget 
Jeg påstår bare, at de mest uforklarlige ting, oftest rent faktisk kan forklares 
Nej nej det ved jeg godt:-)
Ja det er sandt, det du skriver…
Ups, blevet klogere på vejen hjem, jeg må køre hjem noget oftere:-))
Varmecentralkatten var efter 12 år FIV positiv - den anden var ikke.
Hvad jeg glemte at fortælle var at den killing der for nylig er afivet med FeLV - var vaccineret mod det - det gør den opdrætter.
Ikke det helt er det her, men interessant nok:
http://www.vetinfo4cats.com/cfeluktest.html#Feline%20Leukemia%20-%20testing%20accuracy
Although rare, it is possible for negative kittens to be born from positive moms and positive kittens be born from negative moms.
Here’s an interesting fact I just found in a Natural Pet Care book I have:
At a cattery, the feline leukemia situation was so serious that a local college recommended cessation of breeding in order to prevent the spread of the disease. Every six months for two years, six adult cats tested positive for leukemia. The entire cattery ws put on Vitimin C and, when retested, all were negative.
It is possible for cats to remain infected with feline leukemia virus that
is sequestered in their bone marrow or central nervous system and to test
negative for feline leukemia virus. Sometimes cats infected in this manner
never have problems with the virus and sometimes it resurfaces years later
due to an immune system problem or some other major stress. I do not think
this should be a major worry but it is a possibility.
http://www.vetinfo4cats.com/catinfds.html#Feline%20leukemia%20%20and%20FIV%20testing