The International Cat Care FIP Treatment Guidelines are a well-respected and trusted resource for those seeking reliable information on the treatment of feline infectious peritonitis (FIP).
Authored by veterinary specialists and key opinion leaders in FIP research, these guidelines reflect the culmination of years of extensive study, peer-reviewed publications, and ongoing investigation into the disease and the antivirals used in treating it. Their expertise has contributed to evidence-based approaches for treating cats affected by FIP, supporting veterinarians worldwide in delivering informed care.
An excerpt from the introduction:
“Highly effective antivirals for the treatment of FIP are now available. Legal access to remdesivir, and subsequently its intermediate (or principle) metabolite GS-441524, started in 2020 in Australia and the UK. Since that time, we have gained experience in managing FIP and monitoring treatment, with excellent outcomes. Legally available sources of antivirals effective for FIP for veterinary use now exist in many other countries, although in some parts of the world, there remains, sadly, no quality assured, legally available supply.
This article summarises the current advice on the treatment of FIP to aid practitioners managing these cases. It is based on the best currently available information, and it continues to evolve as more experience is gained and new evidence is published, so regular updates are written.”
To access the full guidelines, please see the link below:
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