FIP Cats Australia Association – Help Fight The Fight
FIP Cats Australia Association – Help Fight The Fight
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Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is an unusual, but often fatal, consequence of coronavirus infection of the cat. The majority of cats (and ferrets) infected with coronaviruses seem to lead perfectly normal lives. However, if you are thinking of buying a pedigree (purebred) kitten - INSIST that he or she is feline coronavirus (FCoV) free - otherwise you may be buying heartache.
In the news section below you'll see the announcement of kittens born in the households of two UK FCoV-free cat breeders: provided these kittens don't become infected with feline coronavirus in their new homes, they will not develop FIP. Preventing FCoV infection (or early treatment of feline coronavirus) prevents FIP: we have now proven that scientifically (Addie et al, 2023) . A paper published in Feb 2012 , showed how quarantine and FCoV antibody testing has kept the Falkland (Malvinas) Islands free of F
This website exists to promote knowledge amongst veterinary surgeons, cat lovers, breeders and rescuers, to give the latest news on FIP treatment and prevention and to raise funds for much needed research.
FIP Cats Australia Association – Help Fight The Fight
FIP Cats Australia Association – Help Fight The Fight
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