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Recovery and Follow-Up Care for Cats with FIP
Recovery and Follow-Up Care for Cats with FIP
Recovery from FIP is not simply about feeling better for a few days. Ongoing veterinary follow-up, monitoring, nutrition, and a stable environment can all be important parts of a cat’s... Read more...
Common Signs of FIP: Wet vs. Dry Forms
Common Signs of FIP: Wet vs. Dry Forms
Some early signs of FIP can be subtle and may be mistaken for other health problems. FIP can present in different ways, and not every cat will have the same... Read more...
Nutrition and Supportive Care for Cats with FIP
Nutrition and Supportive Care for Cats with FIP
FIP can place significant stress on a cat’s body. Cats may experience increased metabolic demands, reduced appetite, weight loss, and changes in liver function. Providing adequate nutrition, hydration, and a... Read more...
Why Do Cats Develop FIP?
Why Do Cats Develop FIP?
Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is not usually caused by a cat suddenly catching a completely unfamiliar virus from outside. Most cats have been exposed to feline coronavirus (FCoV), and many... Read more...