FIP doesn't have to automatically be a death sentence!
- The Little Cats Rescue
- Jan 5
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This title really struck a chord with me. It reminded me of when my sister's cat, Whiskers, was diagnosed with FIP a few years ago. We were devastated, and honestly, the initial prognosis felt like the absolute end of the road. All the information we found then painted a grim picture, and it was hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel https://polis.cass.anu.edu.au/centres/cgr But then, through a local rescue group, we learned about some experimental treatments that were showing promise. It was a scary, uncertain time, and the treatment was intense, but Whiskers pulled through. He's still with us today, a happy, healthy cat who loves chasing sunbeams. It just goes to show that sometimes, with the…