When should you remove abdominal fluid for cats with Wet FIP.
Fluid accumulation effusive feline infectious peritonitis (wet FIP) may not be necessary. Here is how you can decide when to do it.
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FIP?
Feline Infectious Peritonitis, a.k.a. FIP is a viral infection that afflicts an estimated 1~2% of the global feline population annually. FIP is fatal if untreated, with an estimated mortality rate of ~96%.
A medical breakthrough was made when U.S. researchers discovered the effectiveness of using the antiviral drug GS-441524 to treat FIP. In the past 4 years, increasing number of doctors are using GS-441524 to treat FIP, and its use has spread globally, saving countless cats.
At BASMI FIP™, we are working tirelessly to bring this effective FIP treatment to cat owners and veterinary professionals across Asia, so that they may use it to save the lives of their cats.
TREATMENT OPTION 1:
ORAL CAPSULES
TREATMENT OPTION 2:
SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTIONS
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ABOUT US
BASMI FIP™ was found in 2019 with the mission to save cats from Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) related death throughout Asia. Building upon the groundbreaking clinical study by Dr. Pedersen in the United States, we have helped over 6000 cat owners and doctors successfully treat Feline Infectious Peritonitis. A once deadly disease, today we are able to heal 89% of the cats that undertake our FIP treatment.
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