r/FIPsupport

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This is lil pringles hes 1.5 months old he is a motherless kitten. I found him in my lawn he was lying there crying when i took hi. To the vet he admitted him. Hes a playfull lil fellow who needs our help and u guys support. CURRENTLY im justa college student who cant pay his bills his vet bill is abt 50usd and im not abel to cover it kimdly help me raise money nely for lil pringles treatment i dont want him to go. Kindly help me support peingles kindness from a stranger would mean alot.

For donations for lil pringles do ate on this account

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Guys this isnt a scam or anything im just worried and can afford his treatment kindly help me *** id be updating bills as soon as i get an official copy ****

Broccoli is a 9-month-old, extremely loved boy who was recently diagnosed with FIP. Begging for your help

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My kitty girl (4 years) had lost some weight and I noticed she was not eating much. I isolated her to my bedroom away from our other two cats. Went to the vet today and initially they said she looks healthy and this is probably a behavioral issue with the other two cats (they are fast eaters, she is not, and she generally wants to be left alone).

Then they went to get urine collection and draw blood to do a full panel of tests, just to rule things out. They discovered belly full of fluid and the vet had a quick chat with me about FIP. They kept her for a few hours to drain her abdomen and finish specimen collection. Sent everything out and now we wait.

*What were first symptoms you noticed in your cat before positive diagnosis?

*I’m reading about false negatives - based on symptoms alone, and my vet thinking this is FIP, is that enough to be concerned right now?

*I’m going to be a mess while we wait for results. Any tips?

Good day, everyone!

I am a solo animal rescuer based in Manila, Philippines.

Elfy is an abandoned cat whom I rescued after finding her extremely weak, malnourished, and struggling to eat. On May 9, I was able to bring her to the vet. According to the vet, Elfy has dental issues and was diagnosed with Neuro FIP. She was confined for three days and prescribed oral medications, as well as GS-441524 — a daily injectable treatment for FIP.

Elfy received her first GS injection on May 15 and has been receiving her daily shots continuously since then. Thankfully, she has been showing improvements every single day. Her weight has increased from 1.6 kg to 2 kg, and she now has more energy and a much better appetite.

Today, I was able to bring Elfy back to Serbisyo Beterinaryo Animal Hospital (the same animal hospital where she was confined and diagnosed with Neuro FIP) for a follow-up check-up. The vet said she is slightly anemic (usually happens to Neuro FIP patients) and was prescribed an oral iron supplement. The vet also confirmed that Elfy’s FIP treatment will last up to 84 days.

I was also able to purchase Elfy’s second vial of GS-441524 through the website recommended by the vet: https://www.basmifipphilippines.com/

Elfy is now on her second vial. Since the dosage depends on her weight and she continues to gain weight almost every day, each vial only lasts for a few days. The website where I purchase the GS medication also has a dosage calculator that veterinarians follow.

Today, I am humbly knocking on your heart's door to help support Elfy’s medical expenses as she continues her fight against Neuro FIP. She is incredibly brave and strong, but she still needs our help. Let us please help her win this battle. She deserves the chance to live a healthier, happier, and longer life.

Any amount you can share will mean so much and will go directly toward Elfy’s treatment and care. Rest assured that I will continue posting updates with photos and receipts throughout Elfy’s recovery journey. Thank you.

Donations will be used for:

• 2 vials of GS-441524 ($35 per vial) – $70
• 12 cans of recovery food ($4 per can) – $48
• 12 days of injection fees ($8 per shot/day) – $96
• 12 days of transportation for injections ($2 per day) – $24
• Follow-up check-up every 14 days (next appointment: June 4) – $23

Total Needed: $261

Please note that I bring Elfy to the nearest veterinary clinic, Deloso Veterinary Clinic, for her daily GS-441524 injections.

To donate:
PayPal: paypal.me/catsofmagdalena
Wise: wise.com/pay/me/catsofm
GCash: 0925-705-5102 (W.J.A.)

You may also contact Deloso Veterinary Clinic directly if you prefer to contribute toward Elfy’s daily injection fees.

You may also check my rescue work on Instagram:
instagram.com/catsofmagdalena

Hello everyone 😞

I am humbly asking for help for my cat, Ginger, who was recently diagnosed with FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis), a deadly disease in cats. I am only a first-year nursing student and I have already spent almost PHP 17,000 for his confinement, CBC, xray, blood chemistry tests, antibiotics, and supportive medications.

As of now, Ginger urgently needs GS-441524 treatment to continue fighting FIP 😞 One vial costs PHP 3,190 and is only good for 7 days. His special food and other medical needs are also very costly.

Despite everything, Ginger is still fighting 🥹 He is eating better now, gaining weight slowly, and becoming active again. I truly want to give him a chance to survive and recover.

Any amount will mean so much for Ginger’s treatment 😞 I will provide receipts, proof of treatment, and updates for transparency.

Thank you so much po 🤍

Gcash: 09107512470
Micah Angela Rosaros

Good day, everyone!

I am a solo animal rescuer based in Manila, Philippines.

Elfy is my newest rescue and one of the 32 rescued cats currently under my care. I suspect that she once had an owner, but was neglected and recently abandoned.

I received a report about a new cat in one of the areas where I regularly feed stray cats. When I went there, I found Elfy weak, malnourished, and struggling to survive.

She was having difficulty eating and showed poor balance and instability. On May 9, I was able to bring her to the vet for a check-up. According to the vet, Elfy has dental issues and was diagnosed with Neuro FIP. She had been confined at the animal hospital since then and was discharged today.

She was prescribed medications, and thankfully, I was able to settle the vet bill and purchase most of her medicines. However, due to lack of funds, I was not able to buy the injectable medication for FIP (GS-441524, available online), which she urgently needs.

I am humbly knocking on your heart's door to help me with Elfy’s medical expenses. She deserves a longer, healthier life.

Any amount you can send will be a big help in Elfy's medical treatment. Rest assured that I will post updates with photos and receipts throughout Elfy’s journey.

Donations will be used for:
• 1 vial of GS-441524 (including shipping fee) – $35
• 7 cans of recovery food ($4 per can) – $28
• 7-day injection charge ($8 per shot/day) – $56
• 7-day transportation for injections ($2 per day) – $14

Total: $133

Please note that I do not have a medical background and do not yet know how to administer the injections. Because of this, I will need to bring Elfy to the nearest vet clinic, Deloso Veterinary Clinic, once I have the medication. I truly hope to eventually learn how to give the injections myself so I can continue her treatment at home every day.

To donate:
PayPal: paypal.me/catsofmagdalena
Wise: wise.com/pay/me/catsofm
GCash: 0925-705-5102 (W.J.A.)

You may also check my Instagram page for my rescue works:
instagram.com/catsofmagdalena