Caring for a cat with feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) requires a comprehensive approach combining medical management, nutritional support, environmental adjustments, and vigilant monitoring. Below is a detailed guide tailored to support cats during treatment and improve their quality of life: I. Medical Management: Ensuring Treatment Compliance 1. Antiviral Therapy Administration 2. Supportive Medications II. Nutritional […]
The treatment duration for feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) depends on the type of therapy, disease form (wet or dry), and the cat’s response. Below is a detailed breakdown based on current veterinary standards and clinical practices: I. Core Treatment Protocols 1. Antiviral Therapy (GS-441524 or GC376) 2. Supportive Care Duration II. Factors Influencing Treatment Length […]
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) presents with diverse symptoms depending on the form—wet (effusive) or dry (non-effusive)—and the affected organs. Below is a detailed breakdown of typical symptoms, diagnostic clues, and key differentiators: I. Common Initial Symptoms (Both Forms) II. Wet Form (Effusive FIP): Characterized by Fluid Accumulation 1. Abdominal Effusion (Ascites): 2. Thoracic Effusion (Pleural Effusion): 3. Ocular […]
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is a fatal disease caused by the mutation of feline coronavirus (FCoV). It was once associated with extremely high mortality due to the lack of specific therapies. With advancements in medical research, a comprehensive treatment plan centered on antiviral drugs combined with supportive care has been established, significantly improving the survival […]
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