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Veterinary Technician Exam Practice Questions

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Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) vaccination is generally not recommended for cats living within households in which FIP is known to exist. What is the reason for this?
  1. It is impossible to distinguish antibodies derived from vaccination and actual disease
  2. It causes an active infection that can rapidly spread from cat to cat
  3. It is effective only in cats known to be feline coronavirus antibody negative
  4. It is responsible for cats developing a sarcoid at the site of injection
Explanation
Answer: C - Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) vaccination is generally not recommended for cats living within households in which FIP is known to exist because it is likely to be effective only in cats known to be feline coronavirus antibody negative. The studies on this vaccine are very limited.
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