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==Control==

==Control==

 

Given that the predominant mode of transmission is via

As the most significant mode of transmission of FIV is by biting, FIV positive animale should be neutered and, if possible, kept indoors to prevent onward spread of infection. At the very least, infected cats should be kept in at night, since this is when the majority of cat fights occur². In multicat households,

biting, the FIV-positive cat should be neutered, where

appropriate, and prevented from fighting. In some cases,

this may require confinement indoors, which may also

be of benefit in protecting the cat from contact with

FIV-positive cats are kept in at night at least, since this is

when most cat fights occur.

Multicat households

The above recommendations apply equally to the

The above recommendations apply equally to the

multicat household, but there are also additional

multicat household, but there are also additional