When Poppy went to the vet for the first time at 7 weeks old, he was 1.2 lbs. Then the second week when he wasn't eating he went down to 1 lb. and now after two weeks, he weighs 1.5 lbs. at 10 weeks old. The vet said his eyes will take about another week or two to be completely clear of the crusties. I just have to continue cleaning them with warm water. His URI has cleared up. YAY. After the vet finished examining Poppy, he walked up to me, looked up at my face and came out with the most pitiful mew I have ever heard. I picked him up and told him, "It's okay sweetie, mommy's here." The vet said to me, "That's why he has improved so much, because of the TLC he got from you." Made me feel good. He also had his first set of vaccinations. Now, this part I don't understand, I asked him if Poppy could be tested for Feline Aids/Leukemia and he said that he would rather wait until he is a little older(like 3 months old) to get better results and that his veins are so small right now that it would be hard to take a blood sample. I don't now what to do since my guys have not been vaccinated for these diseases. They've just had regular vaccinations since they are inside only cats. He said Poppy having these diseases is probably about a 5% chance, but if I'M worried and want to be on the safe side, I should keep him isolated from the other cats. AAARRRGGGGG.
Need advice from you guys who have been there. What would you do??? Keep him isolated or chance an intro to my guys.
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