Vaccination before exposure to the virus is the best means of preventing FeLV infection. Without vaccination, isolation from other cats is the only means of prevention.
Outdoor cats have a high risk for developing FeLV infection (if they encounter other leukemia-infected cats). Indoor cats are at low risk for developing FeLV infection. Keep indoor unvaccinated cats away from outdoor cats, or have them vaccinated. Because infected cats are at high risk for developing cancer or other life-threatening diseases they should be maintained as indoor cats.
Currently, there is no uniformly effective treatment for cats infected with FeLV. Immune stimulation with various natural therapies may help improve quality of life and the disease-free interval.
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