There are some things you can do (which I did): rotate food bowls,
keeping original
food on a counter or something for 8-12 hours and then rotating again.
The virus can't live for very long outside the body. Rotate water bowls
using a fresh bowl and fresh water every 8-12 hours, and clean litter
boxes
frequently with bleach and water. For years I would wash food and water
bowl with a bleach mixture. Also, add vitamins and echinacea to your
pets' diet to increase immune function. It's a hard decision, but one
only you can decide--what is right for your household and yourself. Good
luck. Nancy P.S. Welcome to the list!
> Im new to this list and hope it can be of some help to me:) My name is Marcia
> and I live in NY. In october I found a kitten and shes tested positive for
> FELV. I kept her seperate from my other 6 cats and had them all updated for
> the vacc. My vet said my cats would be 98% protected from the virus so i let
> the kitten out. Now Im hearing all kinds of different opionions. I cant put
> her down and Im going to try to do the best I can for her and my other cats.
> What have you all been trying in terms of treatment to fight this disease?
> Thanx.
> Marcia:)
>