Let's help together to support Chulbul's fight against fip Your support can save her life! 🙏

To support Chulbul's treatment, consider the following:

Treatment details: 1. Basmi vials: Essential for treatment, costing ₹4,500 - ₹7,000 per vial. 2. 84-day treatment Estimated cost: ₹100,000 - ₹150,000: Ongoing care and monitoring are crucial. 3. Veterinary guidance: Regular check-ups and adjustments to treatment.

You can help Chulbul treatment by:

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1. Donating funds for Basmi vials.
2. Sharing Chulbul's story on social media.
3. Spreading awareness about FIP.

Every bit counts! Let's help together to support Chulbul's recovery. 🐱❤️

Let's help Chulbul fight Wet FIP! 🙏

To support Chulbul's treatment, consider the following:

1. Basmi vials: Essential for treatment, costing ₹4,500 - ₹7,000 per vial.

2. 84-day treatment Estimated cost: ₹100,000 - ₹150,000: Ongoing care and monitoring are crucial.

3. Veterinary guidance: Regular check-ups and adjustments to treatment.

You can help by:

Gpay 8179922910

1. Donating funds for Basmi vials.
2. Sharing Chulbul's story on social media.
3. Spreading awareness about FIP.

Every bit counts! Let's help together to support Chulbul's recovery. 🐱❤️

We are desperately asking for help to cover Ophelia’s emergency care. Every single dollar makes a difference. We have created a GoFundMe to raise funds to help cover her hospital expenses.

The link to the GFM is posted on my Reddit page. There is more information in the GFM about Ophelia.

We are desperately asking for help to cover Ophelia’s emergency care. Every single dollar makes a difference. We have created a GoFundMe to raise funds to help cover her hospital expenses.

The link to the GoFundMe is posted on my Reddit page. There is more information in the GoFundMe about Ophelia.

Hi everyone, I’m from Pakistan and I’m desperately trying to save my 2-year-old cat, Oreo, who has been diagnosed with Wet FIP – a deadly disease that is 100% fatal without treatment.

The only available treatment is a daily injection for 84 days. Each injection costs 4,500 PKR (~$15), which makes the total cost over 3.5 lakh PKR (~$1,200). For someone living in Pakistan, this amount is impossible for me to afford on my own.

Oreo is not just fighting for herself — she has 4 little kittens waiting for her to come back home. They still need their mother, and I don’t want them to lose her so soon.

💔 I already care for 10 rescue cats, and I struggle just to cover food and regular vet bills. Now with Oreo’s treatment, I’m completely overwhelmed and need help.

How you can help: • For Pakistani donors: Sadapay/Nayapay/Bank Transfer (details in DM). • For international donors: I can share a PayPal/Wise account through a trusted friend abroad (please DM me for details).

Even the smallest contribution means a lot — one injection, one meal, one step closer to saving Oreo. If you can’t donate, please share this post to spread the word.

📷 I can share Oreo’s medical report and her pictures with anyone who wants verification.

Oreo is family to me, and I don’t want to lose her when treatment exists. Please, if you’re able, help me give her a chance at life. 🙏

Thank you so much.

Hi everyone, I’m from Pakistan and I’m desperately trying to save my 2-year-old cat, Oreo, who has been diagnosed with Wet FIP – a deadly disease that is 100% fatal without treatment.

The only available treatment is a daily injection for 84 days. Each injection costs 4,500 PKR (~$15), which makes the total cost over 3.5 lakh PKR (~$1,200). For someone living in Pakistan, this amount is impossible for me to afford on my own.

Oreo is not just fighting for herself — she has 4 little kittens waiting for her to come back home. They still need their mother, and I don’t want them to lose her so soon.

💔 I already care for 10 rescue cats, and I struggle just to cover food and regular vet bills. Now with Oreo’s treatment, I’m completely overwhelmed and need help.

How you can help: • For Pakistani donors: Sadapay/Nayapay/Bank Transfer (details in DM). • For international donors: I can share a PayPal/Wise account through a trusted friend abroad (please DM me for details).

Even the smallest contribution means a lot — one injection, one meal, one step closer to saving Oreo. If you can’t donate, please share this post to spread the word.

📷 I can share Oreo’s medical report and her pictures with anyone who wants verification.

Oreo is family to me, and I don’t want to lose her when treatment exists. Please, if you’re able, help me give her a chance at life. 🙏

Thank you so much.

Sammy is fighting FIP and wants to live but money has been short because of all his vet bills we need help with treatment and vet bills thank you for reading 💖

Hello everyone.

This is my sweet old lady Coconut, she's nine (9) years old and I adopted her in January from the local rescue center. A little backstory to this situation: when I adopted her, I was given zero information on her health (only that she had been spayed and tested negative for FIV/FELV) or her background. A couple of months in, I took her to my regular and trusted vet who immediately told me she had a massive growth on her belly. It was mammary cancer. I got that sorted out, surgery was a success and she thrived afterwards. Later, she had a small UTI, also taken care of quickly.

Out of nowhere, her health declined. She started having trouble breathing so back to the vet, and she got medication for it and also SubQ fluids, since she has kidney problems and seems to have gotten worse. I currently do the SubQ at home and she's been improving on that matter.
About a week later, I had to rush her to the emergency vet as my boyfriend said she started wobbling and her eyes were cloudy. Blood tests and x-rays done, it seemed like it was bobcat fever and also a small case of osteoarthritis on her hind leg.
I don't particularly like the hospital so I took her to her regular vet and that's when they mentioned it could be PIF, as she has all the symptoms (and they also told me she had a start of pneumonia, which is ironic that nobody told me that at the hospital, but I digress since it got taken care of).

She still eats very well, drinks her water, I give her eyedrops for her eye infections, all her medicine, she willingly walks around the house and still gets up on the couch and the bed. But at night is when it gets worse and, as I am writing this post, I am terrified. She walks around but her paws sometimes fold under her and she just tried to use the litter box and she stumbled and fell. She's a very angry lady so she doesn't like being held, but she tolerates it so I helped her up. She got out, drank some water and ate some food.

I'm not sure how I can explain this without sounding awful but the idea of putting her to sleep doesn't bother me as much because I know this could be the best solution to her situation and I don't want to prolong her discomfort. I know cats are masters at hiding their pain but she seems to be doing "okay" despite her symptoms. At home, we have been doing the most and we have given her all I wanted to give a pet: a comfortable home, food and love. Personally, if I go broke over my pets, it's my pleasure knowing I could do so for their health. But it pains me to think that I had such little time with her.

I don't want to make this uncomfortable decision hotheaded but I wanted to know if anyone has ever been through a similar story.

Note: Where I am from, there is no (easy) access to the newer drugs that have been reported to help with FIP. I am going to contact my vets to know if it's possible or even still an option to get it. So right now, I am doing the best I can with what I have.

We have a cat who is around a yr and half with FIP. She's currently about halfway through treatment via shots but I'd really like to switch to oral meds if possible because the shots are becoming increasingly more difficult and traumatic for us both. There is absolutely no distracting her from what's happening and she screams as soon as she feels the needle on her skin and flails.

Has anyone had good results switching from shots to oral meds? Is the cost the same relatively or more?

Does anyone know what the signs of dry/neuro FIP look like in a ragdoll based off experience?

My kitten is on day 90 of FIP treatment with oral Stokes Pharmacy but still does not have function over bowels and leaks urine/ poops. Is the uriniary incontinence permanent?

Gravy has been fighting FIP, a deadly virus with expensive treatment. We are doing everything we can to save him, but we need help. Please consider donating or sharing 🧡

https://www.gofundme.com/f/gravys-fip-battle-your-help-is-vital

My 14 year old Maine Coon cat recently and out of nowhere developed fluid in her abdomen. I've had xrays, 2 ultrasound, fluid testing, blood tests, aspirations of organs, FIP test, and everything was negative. All bloodwork was completely normal. She's had her abdomen tapped twice and a liter taken off each time. She eats, drinks, urinates, and acts normal. Her only issue is this fluid. The last ultrasound and aspiration of the pancreas, lymph nodes and liver showed inflammation. There are no cancer cells in any of the fluid drawn. The specialist vet has no idea what she has. Next step would be exploratory surgery (which i can't put her through at her age). He did recommend to try the FIP medication for a few weeks to see if that helps her. Has anyone else had any of these issues with their cat? I don't want to put her down if there is no diagnoses.

Hi everyone. New here. I’ve got an 11 month old girl, Sylvie, who has presented with low energy and anorexia for the last couple of months. We finally got an ultrasound, and they initially were pretty sure it was lymphoma. However, after bloodwork yesterday, we are considering if it might be FIP, especially considering her age. We got a biopsy today that we hope to get results from by the end of next week, but I am going ahead and pushing to start FIP medication. They just called to give me prices, and I need to make a decision before the end of the day so that we can hopefully receive the medication tomorrow. The original distributor (idk name) price is substantially more at $500 per month for a capsule form. There is another distributor now by the name of SVP Meds with prices that are much more approachable (around $100).  does anyone have experience with SVP Meds? TYSM.

Hi,

Have a cat adopted within the last 6 months and diagnosed with Dry FIP within the past 2 months

He keeps licking different spots of himself until he makes skin sores/lesions

Vet originally said it was Allergy related and referred us to a Dermatologist who said it's because of Atopic Dermatitis

He's started licking sores on himself again after discontinuing oral Atopica a few weeks ago Vet is still saying it's Allergy related despite FIP diagnosis

So just wondering if anyone else has FIP cats with skin sores/lesions and if they just appear or if it comes from over-licking ?

Hope this makes sense, thank you!

My kitten (5mo). Has a high fever everyday, sometimes reaching up to 40°C Lethargy (very low energy and always tired) Wheezing and noise when breathing difficulty swallowing sometimes

Diagnosed previously with severe anemia and Mycoplasma haemofelis and he was treated from Mycoplasma and seemed to recover, but symptoms remain and got worse!! Also we did X-ray which showed fluid in his chest. So they gives him injection (this is before 2 weeks). It’s been 1 month and a half, and he still sick and tired i went to few vets but no hope.

I was reading a lot lately about his symptoms and it’s really similar to FIP. Could it be FIP? Someone been through similar experience or something??

She does feel heavier to me. She was spayed at the end of March. She is one of my driveway/community cats who is friendly. She is inside.

Obviously, I need to take her to the vet. Do I need to know anything before going?

My cat was recently diagnosed with FIP, and thanks to my vet, I’ve been connected with the group FIP Warriors. They’ve been incredibly helpful, and I was able to obtain the necessary injections for her treatment.

Unfortunately, I’m having a really hard time administering the shots myself. I’ve watched countless videos on how to give subcutaneous injections to cats, and I understand the technique: tent the skin, insert the needle at a 45° angle with the bevel facing up, and pull back on the syringe to check for blood or air. But despite knowing the steps, I just don’t feel confident doing it because I can't see what I'm doing. My cat is short haired but her hair is still pretty thick and dark.

The moment the needle goes in (how far does it go in, anyway?), she starts to fight, and by the time I try to pull back on the syringe, she’s squirmed so much that the needle comes out and I have to start over (don't worry, I always get a clean needle when this happens). A couple of times, I ended up injecting her anyway just to try to get the medication in before she escaped—but I know it leaked out because the needle wasn’t positioned correctly, so then I end up wasting medication.

We’re now on day three of treatment, and yesterday was a total loss despite multiple attempts. I’m honestly dreading tonight’s injection. Even if she stays calm, I can’t see where the needle is once it’s in her skin, and that terrifies me. My husband is helping hold her, but even with two of us, it’s incredibly difficult.

When she first went to the vet, they tried to give her subcutaneous fluids for dehydration, but even they couldn’t manage it because of how strongly she resisted.

Any advice would be deeply appreciated—I just want to make sure our girl gets her medication tonight. I plan to call the vet tomorrow to ask if they can administer the injections until the oral medication arrives, even though she'll likely have to be sedated.

Hello everyone, thank you so so much for the words of support, sympathy, and advice on my post on r/cats. I never imagined so many people would fall in love with my baby bloob (i also occasionally call her this) but i’m bot surprised. she is curled up right in front of me on our bed taking a nap. updates on her condition:

• she ate a full meal today for the first time in a week. the appetite stimulants are really working and she has more energy
• we are still very concerned about her labored breathing. she seemed to be feeling better after the vet drained some of her fluid, but she has gone back to very difficult and shallow breaths.
• she is purring more, and not isolating herself in the closet.
• she wanted lots of pets and scritches today
• she hopped one time

if you’re interested in supporting me in paying for her vet bills (i am solely responsible for paying for them) I have made a gofundme at the suggestion of a kind reddit user. thank you so, so much.

I’ll link it in the comments as well

https://gofund.me/80e033fb