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My new kitty tested positive at the shelter for feline leukemia. I was recommended to retest in two months to see if he was still positive. There was hope the test was wrong or that he might develope anti bodies. His blood work before I picked him up showed a high white cell count, but last night the vet said his lymph glands were swollen.
I want to give him the best diet. I was thinking of supplementing his primary wet and minimal dry with boiled chicken, small portions of liver etc? He had a primarily dry diet in the shelter. I have had him two weeks.
Any thoughts? The dry is grain free I only leave a little out in the day, he doesn't eat it much. He prefers wet and saucy not pâté. He does often lick his lips and dance about when I make human food, especially ground beef.
I want to give him the best diet. I was thinking of supplementing his primary wet and minimal dry with boiled chicken, small portions of liver etc? He had a primarily dry diet in the shelter. I have had him two weeks.
Any thoughts? The dry is grain free I only leave a little out in the day, he doesn't eat it much. He prefers wet and saucy not pâté. He does often lick his lips and dance about when I make human food, especially ground beef.