Cats often hide or leave when they’re sick or dying, seeking safety and solitude. This article explains the natural instincts ...

In a dvm360 interview, Stern explained the need for medication to manage the disease. Additional information about HCP is being presented during the 2025 American College of Veterinary Internal ...

Desperate times call for creative solutions, and Chinese cat owners are proving this by repurposing COVID-19 medication to save their beloved pets. Faced with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP), a ...

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) was considered a terminal disease for cats until a few years ago; FIP attacks cats in up to four forms: effusive, dry, ocular or neurologically; An oral treatment ...

Cats with wet FIP are often lethargic, lose weight, and may develop a fever that doesn’t respond to antibiotics. Dry (non-effusive) FIP – This form is more subtle and can affect multiple organs, ...

Sally Skellington, who is recovering from suspected feline infectious peritonitis, is available to adopt at Austin Pets Alive Austin Pets Alive The cat’s out of the bag: Sally Skellington is ...

Sally the cat who was abandoned by her owner after suffering a sudden medical emergency. Austin Pets Alive! APA. Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), is a severe and often fatal viral disease in ...

FIP Symptoms. Early signs of FIP in cats can vary but often include a rising and falling fever, loss of appetite, and energy loss. As time goes by, infected cats may have more FIP symptoms that ...

APA! has treated more than 250 cats, primarily FeLV-positive, achieving a 75% survival rate during the 6-month treatment and observation period, with FeLV co-infection seemingly having no impact on ...

Signs and Symptoms of FIP in Cats . FIP may take weeks, months, or even years to develop after an initial feline coronavirus infection. Once FIP does develop, it can wreak havoc throughout the body, ...

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is a serious viral disease of cats and kittens that affects animals throughout the world—whether feral, domesticated, small, or large. It’s almost always fatal ...