Hi, a friend of mine has two cats who are carriers of the corona virus. They caught this from two cats in their household who both died if FIPs having contracted this from the breeder. The titles of the two cats were 1000. 18 months later the two carrier cats have titre readings of 330 and 160 respectively. Is there a possibility they will rid themselves of being a carrier or will they always be one and if this is the case does this mean a kitten can never be introduced to the household who has come from a FIP background.

My 5 month old cat started to lose control of his backend. He literally couldn't walk. He Is on antibiotics for the last week. How long before we should see some ı improvements.?

My cat's PCR panel came back positive for coronavirus (along with CPA and CPE). He's 5 years old, and his PCR panel was negative for coronavirus as late as 6/13! Does that mean he was exposed to coronavirus since 6/13 or he could have been exposed long ago but it never showed up on PCR until now? Thanks!

How long does it take for Coronavirus to mutate into fip? Our cat has been (not 100% but highly suspected) diagnosed with fip.. he’s an indoor cat and I’m curious as to how & when he could have caught it, we have 2 cats, both indoor & got them at the same time, they’re a year & 2 months old.. he’s far too young & doesn’t deserve this.. other is healthy.

My cat was put to sleep on sunday. Her symtoms were lethargy, restless, noisy breathing. It was sudden onset, she was ok one day, next eve she got restless, the following morning she was lying on the floor. Trying to move.she would struggle to her feet then fall down again. Her breathing got very bad and on advise of emergency vet, brought her in. Her heart beat dropped rapidly on route. The heart breaking decision was made to euthanise her within 5 mins of getting there. As far as im aware she wasnt tested for corona virus.

my cat is a Chinese and like to eat bat soup it is now couphing it is a bad HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if u feel the same leave a like subscribe and share video with friend

Our kitty has had diarrhea ongoing; sometimes explosive all over the house. First she was treated for worms, then they thought it was food related. She recently tested positive for cornavirus but the vet is still thinking her issues are related to food intolerance. She is only 6 months old. We have two other babies (not from the same liter but around the same age) who are not having any symptoms. Do I need to be concerned about them? Do I need to be concerned about her? Is it just a wait and see or is there something I should be doing for ANY of them??

What can be done to fasttrack the approval of GS-441524 as a treatment and to petion for a decent price? It's absurd that there is a cure found and it's not available asap and hundred of beloved pets are dying because of this. There are concrete facts it works most of the cases, to a point a whole black market developed arround the cure, and I right one as atm FIP is a death sentence for the cat. The problem is the treatment costs way above 1-2000 usd, which makes it impossible to afford for more than half the world

Mathilda is a stray cat. We adopted her from the streets. She was spayed and 2 days later developed and eye infection on her left eye. Got her immediately to the ophthalmologist and gave her eye drops. She then developed uveitis in right eye too. It was not due to trauma and there was protein in the aqueous flare. She lost appetite and was mostly sleepy. Vet thought it was FIP so we did blood tests and the A/G results got back 0,8% with albumin a bit lower than globulin. Globulin was perfect though. She has a huge rate of coronavirus antibodies. So all pointed out to dry FIP but 2 weeks have passed, she is eating, playing, gained weight and is super active. No other symptoms and uveitis is cured. We will repeat blood exams in 2 weeks to see if maybe she’s ok she can happily live with her disease or maybe it was a misdiagnosis somehow.