Great news for Poppy!!! I agree that it is kind of early to do the testing ... as far as accurate results. Also, it is really close and extensive contact that spreads these diseases ... so IF one of your cats is a carrier, short visits, and no sharing of bowls, etc... should be sufficient. However, I can totally understand and appreciate the concept of being extremely cautious ..... just call it as you see it! I know ... some help, huh?

Edit: ... Oh yeah... they DID test tiny Tabitha, and she SCREAMED when they put that big old needle in her tiny arm vein!!! I regretted it for her, but at least she got a "negative" ... of course, from what I have read, it could be positive later on!