If you own a Bengal cat or other breed of feline then you should talk to your vet about the FeLV virus and how you can protect your cat. FeLV stands for the Feline Leukemia Virus which is a virus found only in cats. The virus can cause anemia and lymphoma and is the second largest cause of death among cats. The risk of contracting FeLV is very low for indoor Bengals. However, if you have a multi-cat home the risk increases especially within the Bengals that share the same water and food bowls or even litter boxes. Senior Bengals are also more susceptible to the virus because of their age and inability to fight off illness. Outdoor Bengals are more susceptible to the virus as well due to their contact with other cats that could be infected. Talk with your veterinarian Indianapolis, IN for more information. Or click this link: http://noahsveterinarystop11.com/