2011•Journal of the American Veterinary Medical AssociationOpen access
Pathology in Practice
Sean Spagnoli, Keiichi Kuroki, Susan Kay Schommer, Thomas James Reilly, William H. Fales
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Abstract
in southern Missouri in late April because of anorexia, dehydration, and fever (rectal temperature, 39.6°C [103.3°F]) of unknown duration.Serologic testing revealed that the cat had no circulating FeLV antigen or antibodies against FIV.The cat died 4 days later despite administration of enrofloxacin SC and administration
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