Diana’s FIP Treatment

My 3yr old kitten, Diana, was recently diagnosed with a deadly infection, FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) a mutation caused by Feline Coronavirus. She went from being the happiest, playful kitten to lethargic, not eating and partial hind leg paralysis, all within a matter of weeks.

Unfortunately this disease is untreatable by a veterinarian as the only drug in existence is still not FDA approved (luckily it does have a 90%+ success rate!) That means it is not covered by any insurance and I’ll be having to cover her 84 days (~$25/day) of treatment via injections. On top of that, she needs blood work done every 30 days to track her progress.

I have been able to raise/donate tens of thousands of dollars through my restaurant to help local animal sanctuaries, I am now finding myself in the uncomfortable position of having to ask for help from the community. Diana is on her first week of injection treatment and is already showing positive signs and I have no doubt she will fully recover with minimal lingering symptoms.

in the event of Diana not making it through her treatment, all unused medication, syringes, donations, etc. will be donated directly to FIP Warriors to help other feline friends going through this awful infection.

Any donations raised over our goal will be donated directly to other kittens in need!

Diana and I truly appreciate anything and everything you can spare to help with her treatment!