GS-441524 - Premium Purity for FIP Treatment

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Overview

GS-441524 is a potent nucleoside analog antiviral that targets the mutated feline coronavirus causing FIP, a once-fatal disease in cats. Available in convenient oral (tablets or suspension) and subcutaneous injection forms, it offers over 95% success rates in achieving full remission with a standard 12-weeks course. This life-saving therapy is especially vital for wet, dry, ocular, or neurological FIP cases, providing hope where none existed before.

⭐ Key Benefits

Inhibits viral replication by mimicking RNA building blocks, halting FIP progression.
Rapidly resolves symptoms like fever, effusion, weight loss, and neurological issues.
Oral form ideal for long-term ease; injections ensure precise delivery for severe cases.
High barrier to resistance with proper dosing; effective for kittens and adults alike.

💊 Usage & Dosage

Administer under veterinary guidance only. Start with injections for critically ill cats (e.g., vomiting), transitioning to oral as symptoms improve.

Standard (non-neurological FIP): 4-6 mg/kg subcutaneous (SC) once daily or 10-15 mg/kg oral once daily.
Ocular/Neurological FIP: 8-10 mg/kg SC daily or 20 mg/kg oral (split 10 mg/kg twice daily).
Duration: 84 days (12 weeks); monitor blood work biweekly. Store at room temperature; mix oral suspension with food if needed. Missed dose? Skip and resume schedule-never double up.

⚠️ Side Effects

GS-441524 is remarkably well-tolerated with no serious systemic risks. Common:

Injections: Mild pain, swelling, or irritation at site (treat with topical steroids; rare skin reactions).
Oral: Occasional mild liver enzyme elevation or lymphocytosis (non-progressive).
Rare: Temporary kidney changes or bladder stones (ensure hydration; monitor urinary symptoms). Contact your vet for any unusual signs like lethargy or appetite loss.

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