..... when I thougth we could stop the medication of our little girls. Instead we changed to another medicine, this time Vibranord (Doxycycline) and Terramycin-Polimixin B. Both we and our vets thougth the girls had either Clamydia or Mycoplasma Felis, and the vet took a sample from their eyes and sent it to SVA in Sweden. At the same time the vet examined Jagara´s and Cheetara´s right eye, and as we was prepared on Jagara´s right eye was destroyed because of the infection. The eye was all white, and it looked like the third eyelid has grown into the eye together with the mucus membranes. Cheetara´s eye looked the same way, but the eye was not as white as Jagara´s and the vet think Cheetara migth will be able to see at least some with her eye.

6 days ago the vet who took the sample from their eyes called me and told me that she has taken the wrong test and that it was impossible to analyze it. Need I tell you that I was both mad & sad? I wanted to test some of our other cats right away, but the vet did not agree. She wanted us to wait untill she had talked to a vet at SVA(The lab in Sweden) to be sure to take the right tests and the right cats. She would have to wait till next week because she had a week off. I wrote a long mail to the vet.centre and told what we wanted and why, and yesterday we got an appointment tomorrow to take a bloodsample of Muffin, who is the only cat that´s not vaccinated against Clamydia. In addition the vet was supposed to take a test from Vascos mucus membranes in his eye, to check if it was possible to find Clamydia, Mycoplasma or other bacterias/viruses. But this afternoon another vet called me and told that SVA had found Mycoplasma Felis in Jagara´s test, they have managed to analyze it despite they said it was not possible. And now we are waiting for our vets to decide that we could start to medicate all our cats. If they do not subscribe antibiotics to our cats, we have to stop breeding and showing our cats. And we can not sell any of them, that means we will have 15 cats for as long as they live