FeLVinfected
FeLV-infected refers to cats that have contracted feline leukemia virus (FeLV), a retrovirus that can cause
Transmission occurs primarily through direct contact with infected saliva, blood, or nasal secretions, often via head‑to‑head
Early signs may be subtle, including lethargy, loss of appetite, weight loss, and mild fever. As infection
Diagnosis relies on a combination of tests. Initial screening uses ELISA or indirect fluorescent antibody assays
Treatment focuses on supportive care; there is no cure. Management includes antibiotics for secondary infections, transfusions
Prognosis depends on disease stage and overall health. Chronically infected cats have a median survival of