Иммунодефицит и прививки

[svetanek]

Или я что не знаю? Вроде считается, что животному с иммунодефицитом нельзя делать прививки. А тут узнаю, что можно- мертвую.
Где почитать-узнать? не смогла найти!

[ficus]

Поищите здесь
http://www.wsava.org/sites/default/files/V...-%20Russian.pdf

и здесь.

http://www.abcdcatsvets.org/feline-immunod...cy/#vaccination

Vaccination of FIV-infected cats


Whether or not FIV-infected cats should receive routine vaccination is a controversial subject. Experimental studies have shown that asymptomatic infected FIV-cats in early stages of infection develop a strong immune response following vaccination indicating that efficacy of vaccines is as good as would be expected in non-infected cats. However, it is not known if cats who have progressed to later stages of infection with immunodeficiency develop an adequate response to vaccination. On the other hand, safety concerns have been raised about vaccination in FIV-infected cats. First, immune stimulation related to the vaccine may lead to progression of FIV infection by altering the balance between immune system and virus. Stimulation of FIV- infected lymphocytes is also known to promote virus production in vitro. In vivo, vaccination of chronically infected FIV-infected cats with a synthetic peptide was associated with a decrease in the CD4/CD8 ratio. The potential benefits and risks of vaccinating FIV-infected cats should be weighed up in individual cats. In elderly indoor cats which have been vaccinated previously, the risk of acquiring infection is very low so booster vaccination is (probably) best avoided. In outdoor cats with risk of exposure to other infections vaccination is strongly advised. Although there is no scientific evidence that FIV-infected cats are at increased risk from modified life virus vaccines, inactivated vaccines are recommended whenever available as in immune-suppressed cats MLV vaccines may retain some pathogenic potential and cause clinical disease.