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*Use of antiviral agents such as interferon has been shown to be helpful in experimental FHV infection and may be of benefit.
*Use of antiviral agents such as interferon has been shown to be helpful in experimental FHV infection and may be of benefit.
*If the cat is hospitalized, barrier nursing is required in order to reduce the risk of spreading infection to other hospitalized patients.
*If the cat is hospitalized, barrier nursing is required in order to reduce the risk of spreading infection to other hospitalized patients.
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|l3=Feline Calicivirus
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|l3=Cat Flu#Treatment
|q4=How can this illness be explained in a fully vaccinated cat?
|q4=How can this illness be explained in a fully vaccinated cat?
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*Clinical signs may not be caused by FCV or FHV infection.
*Clinical signs may not be caused by FCV or FHV infection.
*The cat was already a carrier of FCV or FHV and shedding of virus was associated with recurrence of clinical signs of disease.
*The cat was already a carrier of FCV or FHV and shedding of virus was associated with recurrence of clinical signs of disease.
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|l4=Feline Calicivirus
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|l4=Cat Flu#Control
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