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FeLV Treatment, Prognosis
FeLV Treatment There is no cure for FeLV All treatments, including the following, are aimed at relieving pain and discomfort: Antibiotics to treat secondary bacterial infections Blood transfusions Chemotherapy to treat tumors Dietary supplements Immunomodulatory drugs (e.g., drugs that target the immune system), such as interferon, immunoregulin, and acemannan The United States Department of Agriculture (U.S.D.A.) has granted a conditional product license for lymphocyte T...Read the full article 
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