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What is the significance of FeLV vaccination?
When should cats be tested for infection before initial FeLV vaccination?
What is the risk associated with FeLV vaccines?
Study Notes
- Vaccination is not a substitute for testing to identify and isolate infected cats.
- FeLV vaccination significantly reduces the risk of progressive infection but does not induce sterilizing immunity.
- Cats can become positive for circulating proviral DNA after FeLV exposure.
- Efficacious FeLV vaccines are valuable in preventing FeLV-associated diseases.
- FeLV vaccines are considered noncore and are only recommended for cats at risk of exposure.
- Cats should be tested for infection before initial FeLV vaccination.
- Administration of FeLV vaccines to infected cats has no value.
- FeLV vaccines are not without risk, such as the development of injection-site sarcoma.
- Protection against progressive infection can prevent FeLV-associated diseases.
- FeLV remains common in some countries.
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Test your knowledge about feline leukemia virus (FeLV) and its vaccines with this informative quiz. From the benefits and risks of vaccination to the importance of testing for infection, this quiz covers various aspects related to FeLV prevention. Sharpen your understanding of FeLV-associated diseases and learn why FeLV vaccines are considered noncore. Don't miss out on this quiz if you're a cat lover or a veterinarian!
