What is FIP?
Feline Infectious Peritonitis, or FIP, is a devastating disease that affects cats worldwide. It comes in two forms: wet and dry. While FIP is caused by the feline coronavirus, not all cats with the virus develop the disease.

Causes of FIP:
FIP occurs when the feline coronavirus mutates within the cat’s body, leading to an inflammatory response that can damage various organs.

Symptoms of FIP:
The symptoms of FIP can vary, but common signs include fever, weight loss, lethargy, and more specific indicators for wet and dry forms.

Diagnosis:
Diagnosing FIP involves a combination of clinical signs, laboratory tests, and imaging to establish the presence of the disease.

Treatment Options:
One promising option is the Basmi FIP protocol, which combines antiviral drugs and immunomodulators. Reported success rates have reached 89%, offering hope to cats diagnosed with FIP.

My FIP Journey with Tiger: A Personal Story

Meet Tiger, a beloved cat from Malaysia diagnosed with Wet FIP. Tiger also experienced jaundice and poor liver function, making his case even more complex. Determined to help Tiger, we explored treatment options and chose the Basmi FIP protocol.

Tiger’s Treatment Journey:
Tiger’s experience with the Basmi FIP protocol has been a journey of resilience. Tailored medication and careful monitoring have led to improvements in his energy levels and overall well-being.

Sharing Resources: Medication Tracking Template
To support other cat owners, we’ve created a medication tracking template. This tool helps you manage your cat’s medication schedule, doses, and observations. Download the template here:

A Message of Hope:
While every FIP case is unique, Tiger’s story reminds us that positive changes are possible with the right treatment and support. Facing FIP is daunting, but with the right resources and a dedicated veterinary team, you’re not alone in this journey.

Conclusion:
FIP is a complex and challenging disease, but stories like Tiger’s offer hope to cat owners around Malaysia and beyond. By sharing experiences, resources, and information, we can stand together against FIP and provide the best care for our feline companions.