What Is Feline Infectious Peritonitis? Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is a viral disease caused by a feline coronavirus that affects wild and domestic cats. This type of coronavirus is ...

FIP is a serious disease caused by a feline coronavirus variant, though not the one that causes COVID-19. The virus will spread through a cat’s body causing systemic inflammation. Up to 95% of cats ...

a symptom characteristic of the disease feline infectious peritonitis, or FIP, that is almost 100 percent fatal left untreated. FIP is caused by a coronavirus that infects cats but not humans.

in Texas told PEOPLE that Sally suffered from suspected FIP — feline infectious peritonitis — “a once-fatal disease that APA has pioneered treatments for, giving cats like Sally a fighting ...

Our conversation includes breaking news regarding FIP treatment in the U.S. And we tell the FIP story filled with so much drama and intrigue it might be a movie-of-the-week, News about feline ...

Soot, left, and Shepard in March. Shepard Soot, left, and Shepard in March. This is the story of Soot and Shepard, two male cats born to the same litter and adopted by a loving family. Tragically ...

British veterinarians have issued an important health advisory for UK tourists planning to visit Cyprus this summer, explicitly warning travelers to avoid cats during their stay. The British ...

FIP is not a new virus and has been in circulation since 1963. The disease typically spreads through cat feces and symptoms of the disease in felines include loss of appetite, weight loss ...

Daphne's owners said their "world just started to collapse" when they were hit with the news that their "beautiful" British shorthair was fighting a rare, but fatal, disease caused by feline ...