Today is National Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) Awareness, Research & Education Day. 🥊 Save this post for future reference. What is FIP? FIP generally occurs in one of two forms, a “wet form” in which fluid accumulates in body cavities like the abdomen and/or chest, and a “dry form” that affects the central nervous system, resulting in neurologic signs. Once a cat develops FIP, the disease is always progressive & always fatal without treatment. Symptoms: In cats that develop FIP, the firs

34K views · 30 reactions | This cat was diagnosed with feline infectious peritonitis two weeks ago, so his owner had to give him a supplement for his kidney because of the treatment. He smelled them and started to bury them in the bed sheets! | Rumble | Facebook