Question by monster00run: How to care for a FIP positive Cat?
I have a FIP positive cat that i took back from the shelter. He has found with the deform shape pupil and the doctor have sent in an extensive blood test and the result of the globulin, and the FIP(FOV) test was positive. Is there anything i can do to prolong my cat’s life? What type of options do i have?
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Answer by ANI
http://www.thecatconnection.com/care/fip.htm
very good site.
Once clinical signs appear, cats with the effusive (wet) form of FIP will live a few days to a few weeks, although some adult cats may linger for six to eight months. Cats with the dry form of FIP usually die within a few weeks, but survival for up to a year or more is possible.
Providing good nursing care and feeding a balanced, highly nutritious diet will make your cat more comfortable in the terminal stages of the disease. Your veterinarian may prescribe medications to reduce the discomfort associated with the disease or provide more-specific supportive therapy.
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