June 7, 2024
GS441524 is an experimental antiviral drug that has shown great success in treating feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), a deadly viral disease that affects approximately 2-5% of cats globally. While GS441524 is not currently approved for use in cats by regulatory agencies, some veterinarians have been using it on a compassionate basis.
GS441524 is usually administered to cats via subcutaneous injections (under the skin). However, due to the high acidity of the liquid, some cats experience great pain and even severe skin irritations when used over 84 days, the recommended length of the FIP treatment using GS441524.
GS-441524 injections can be painful, as with any injection. However, there are techniques that can be used to help minimize discomfort and pain during the injection.
For example, using a smaller needle and injecting the drug slowly can help reduce pain. Additionally, some veterinarians may use a local anesthetic to numb the injection site before administering the injection.
It's important to note that even with these measures, some cats may still experience discomfort or pain during the injection. Your veterinarian can provide guidance on how to minimize pain and discomfort during GS-441524 injections and can also discuss alternative administration methods if necessary.
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Oral capsules and pills are a popular option for painless FIP treatment as they can be easily administered at home without veterinary assistance. However, it's essential to exercise caution and be mindful that oral GS-441524 is only effective for treating mild cases of FIP infection. It's not recommended to give these pills to cats experiencing digestive issues such as lack of appetite or diarrhea, or when FIP symptoms are severe, such as in the later stages of the disease when neurological and ocular symptoms become apparent.
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