Get started immediately with symptomatic treatments. Veterinarians will typically prescribe steroids or antibiotics medication and other supplements for the cat before GS treatment. The difference between antibiotics and steroids is that antibiotics are anti-bacterial to kill or stop the growth of bacteria or infections whereas steroids, on the other hand, are inflammatory and anti-allergic. Normally cats with FIP have a high level of inflammation in their body. Steroid to h

In the previous article, we discussed the importance of caring for liver and kidneys' health during FIP treatment. In this article, we go a step further by recommending giving your cat vitamins and supplements to keep kidney and liver healthy and strong during FIP treatment. Healthy internal organs increase body's ability to resist infections and recover from illness. There is no known adverse side effects when vitamins and supplements are given along side of GS-441524 duri

Feline Infectious Peritonitis Virus (FIPV) often adversely effect vital organs. For a complete and thorough treatment of Feline Infectious Peritonitis virus (FIPV), and to reduce the chance of relapse, do not solely rely on GS-441524 to treat all FIPV related symptoms. GS is an antiviral medication that suppresses the replication of FIPV. It DOES NOT treat other ailments that often accompany with the onset of FIP infections. Therefore, treat each ailment accordingly. The

BASMI FIP™ provides two treatment options, subcutaneous injections and oral capsules. Both options require a daily dose throughout the treatment period. For INJECTIONS, please follow the dosage below. We offer a FREE online dosage calculator to help you calculate the appropriate dosage for your cat. Wet FIP: 6mg/kg of body weight Dry FIP: 8mg/kg of body weight Ocular FIP: 10mg/kg of body weight Neurological FIP: 10mg/kg of body weight The recommended dosages above are used a