ノリ先生より下記の情報提供がありました。お忙しいらしく書き込みが間に合わなかったとのことでした。
出典の問題と誤訳になってしまうといけないので、そのまま転載しますが、犬のウイルス
が猫への感染の方はあるようですが、それもワクチンを接種してあれば問題ではないよう
ですね。

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In summary some strains of canine parvovirus will infect cats; however the feline panleukopenia vaccine is 100% protective.

Dogs are not susceptible to panleukopenia however.

Vaccination can indeed cause positive cite tests--non-pathogenic virus is shed in the feces for 1-3 weeks following infection. To differentiate you have to go based on clinical signs WBC count etc.

Barrak Pressler DVM DACVIM
North Carolina State University (graduate student-immunology)
University of NC-Chapel Hill (visiting scientist)


The canine and feline parvoviruses are virtually identical. In fact the current active strain of canine parvovirus (2b) is infectious for cats. The canine parvo test should reliably pick up feline parvovirus in feces. However because it has not been USDA approved for this use it cannot be advertised as such. Because the signs of feline panleuk and lab results are so classical and are pretty much restricted to young unvaccinated kittens there isn't much need for a fecal test.


Alice M. Wolf DVM DACVIM DABVP
JyW Coyote Creek Ranch