Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) treatment is coming this June! A veterinary compounding pharmacy will offer the anti-viral treatment, the first legal treatment available in the country. Listen to what Dr. Sam Evans has to say about the changes and the ripple effects that will advance research. To learn more about the anti-viral and what this new development will mean, join Dr. Evans for a webinar on May 30. Register for the free 1-hour RACE-approved CE at https://bit.ly/3KhfNH7. | Colorado S

What is FIP? FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) is a serious disease in cats caused by a mutation of the feline coronavirus. It affects the immune system and can lead to fever, weight loss, fluid buildup, and organ inflammation. Without treatment, it was once considered almost always fatal. Is there treatment? Yes. Antiviral medications like GS-441524 have been shown to successfully treat FIP. However, there is no FDA-approved FIP drug yet in the U.S. Why only a few pharmacies? Because the medi

Update on Fin January 14 💛 Fin is now being treated for FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis). Since Sunday, he began showing neurological signs like weakness and unsteadiness, and his bloodwork raised serious concerns. With time being critical, we made the decision to start FIP treatment immediately. This treatment can be lifesaving when started early, but it is lengthy and expensive. Fin will need 84 days of medication, and already we are seeing small but hopeful signs like a brighter expressio