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Yuna's Promise - Save Cats from FIP, Dhaka (2026)

14/08/2025

GS-441524 Dosing overview for FIP

The dosage of GS-441524 varies depending on the type of FIP, the cat’s condition, and age. Proper weight-based dosing and monitoring are essential for safety and effectiveness. Below is a general overview of possible dosage ranges for different types of FIP.

IMPORTANT: This is only a general guide. You must consult a qualified expert or veterinarian to determine the exact dosage that’s right for your cat.

1. Effusive (Wet) FIP:

Typical starting dose: 4–6 mg/kg per day subcutaneously.
Severe or critical cases may require 6 mg/kg/day.
Duration: Usually 12 weeks, with the first 2–4 weeks crucial for stabilization.

2. Non-Effusive (Dry) FIP:

Starting dose: 5–6 mg/kg per day subcutaneously. Because dry FIP may involve internal organs without obvious fluid accumulation, slightly higher doses help ensure adequate viral suppression.
Duration: Typically 12 weeks, sometimes extended based on response.

3. Neurological (Neuro) FIP:

Due to limited pe*******on of GS-441524 into the central nervous system, higher doses are required: 6–10 mg/kg per day, sometimes adjusted based on response and severity.
Duration: Standard 12 weeks, but neurological symptoms often require careful monitoring and dose adjustments.
Close observation for side effects is important because higher doses increase the risk of injection-site reactions or mild systemic effects.

Key Notes:

All doses must be calculated per the cat’s current body weight and adjusted as the cat gains weight during treatment. Early treatment with GS is essential for better outcomes, especially in young or critically ill cats.
Regular monitoring of organ function, appetite, and energy levels ensures safe and effective treatment.

13/08/2025

Why is oral molnupiravir generally not recommended for cats under one year of age in critical condition?

Through years of research and experience managing numerous FIP cases, it has become clear that treating cats under one year of age in critical condition with oral molnupiravir is generally not recommended.
Molnupiravir is a highly potent antiviral, and without precise, weight-based dosing, it can be dangerous to young or fragile cats. Kittens have developing organs, faster metabolisms, and lower reserves, making them especially vulnerable to serious side effects such as neurological issues, gastrointestinal upset, or organ strain.

For critically ill young cats, the most effective and safest approach is to begin treatment with GS-441524, which is the most studied antiviral for FIP and has consistently high success rates. Administering GS for a minimum of two to four weeks helps stabilize the cat, improve organ function, and strengthen the immune system before considering more aggressive or additional antiviral therapies. During this period, proper dosing according to the cat’s weight and close monitoring are essential to ensure safety and effectiveness.

In situations where financial constraints exist, prioritizing GS treatment during the initial critical weeks is crucial. Starting with molnupiravir in such conditions can risk serious harm if dosing is incorrect. Once the cat’s condition improves, additional antivirals can be considered if needed, but the initial stabilization with GS provides the best chance for recovery and long-term health.

Caregivers are strongly encouraged to work closely with experienced FIP support administrators or knowledgeable veterinarians to determine the safest treatment plan for young or critically ill cats. Proper guidance, careful dosing, and early intervention with GS can significantly improve outcomes, even in financially constrained situations.

07/08/2025

Stop cat breeding!

While FIP itself is not contagious, the virus that causes it, feline coronavirus (FCoV), is highly contagious.
Most cats carry FCoV without any symptoms. But when these cats are bred, they can easily spread FCoV to their kittens. If kittens are exposed to the virus early in life, especially during times of stress (weaning, relocation, etc.), the chances of FIP developing increases by a lot.
Not only that, Many breeders use the same parent cats repeatedly, which can pass genetic weaknesses that make kittens even more vulnerable to FIP.

In most breeder's homes, multiple cats and kittens share the same litter trays and food bowls. Since FCoV is shed through f***s, f***l contamination becomes nearly unavoidable, putting every cat at risk.
Breeders rarely test for FCoV in cats before breeding. They breed blindly, risking the lives of both the parent cats and their future kittens.

Every unnecessary breeding adds more risk. Every litter increases the chance of another FIP victim.
We lose innocent lives, just for the sake of profit or appearance. That's why we must put an end to breeding!

06/08/2025

What type of syringe and needle is best for GS?

For GS, 3ml luer lock syringes are recommended.
Since GS is thicker than most medications, it's best to use an 18G needle to draw it from the vial. You should always use a fresh needle for the actual injection, preferably 20G or 21G needles. Drawing from the vial dulls the needle, and a dull needle can cause more pain. So it is recommended to use a new fresh needle. Needle length should be 1 inch.
Do NOT reuse needles! Use a new, sterile needle for each draw and each injection to ensure safety and reduce discomfort.

Where to inject GS in the cat?

Below is a picture showing the best injection sites for giving GS to a cat. Rotate the injection site daily and avoid going too high up the neck. Do NOT inject in cat's scruff. It can cause a vagal response.

04/08/2025

How to raise funds for your cats treatment?

The main way to raise funds is by posting in animal-related groups. Some of these groups allow fundraising posts, but it's important to check the group rules first.
In certain groups, you may need to contact the admin with proper identification and medical documents. If everything checks out, they'll give you permission to post, often with a unique code.
In other groups, simply sharing the full details and prescription is enough to get your fundraiser approved.

Here's a list of groups where you can post fundraiser for your cat's treatment:

- Animal Rescuers Bangladesh (U.K.)
- অসহায় বিড়ালদের জন্যে আশ্রয় খু্ঁজি ( Cat Adoption Group )
- Everything About Animals.!
- 50 FOR PAWS
- Animal Care Society of Bangladesh (ACSB)
- Cat Adoption Society 😺💖
- Cats Problem (বিড়ালের সমস্যা)

We will update the list if we find more groups. Also let us know in the comments if you know about more groups!

28/07/2025

If your cat is diagnosed with FIP, how to start treatment?

We highly recommend posting in the FIP Global Support group on Facebook. Once you post there, the admins, Tara Brown and Sandy Hope will reach out to you. They are incredibly knowledgeable and supportive. They will guide you through the entire treatment process. You can also get GS directly through them. We strongly recommend this, as it’s the most affordable option and there's no doubt about authenticity of the GS. Just keep in mind that their stock can run out occasionally.

Where to buy authentic GS if Tara's stock runs out?

Here are some clinics that sell authentic GS:
- BD Pet Care
- AniMedCare (price is high)
- Mirpur Pet Clinic (reasonable price)

You can also consider Mojnu Ahmed as another option for buying GS.
Additionally, GS is available in pill form. It's a cheaper alternative. Pills are available from Furmilion.
There's also Molnupiravir, which can be purchased from Mojnu Ahmed or some other clinic.

25/07/2025

Please read and share this post. We're looking for monthly donors.
Yuna’s Promise is currently seeking monthly donors who can contribute any amount to support cats undergoing treatment for FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis).
Our mission is simple. No cat should have to stop treatment due to financial difficulties.
Even the smallest monthly contribution can help save a life. Together, we can make a lasting difference for these innocent souls. Each contribution helps a cat receive life-saving care
Join our donor group:
(https://m.me/j/AbZA1yn7JswtiU1S/)
100% transparency guaranteed . Every donation will be documented with regular updates
Your support can truly save lives.

দয়া করে পোস্টটি পড়ুন এবং শেয়ার করুন। আমরা মাসিক ডোনার খুচ্ছি।
Yuna's Promise কিছু মাসিক ডোনার খুচ্ছে যারা FIP-এর ট্রিটমেন্ট এ থাকা বিড়ালদের জন্য যেকোনো অ্যামাউন্ট দিয়ে সাহায্য করতে পারবে।
আমাদের লক্ষ্য একটাই – কোনো বিড়ালের যেনো ট্রিটমেন্ট বন্ধ না হয়ে যায়, শুধু মাত্র আর্থিক সমস্যার কারণে।
আপনার ছোট মাসিক ডোনেশন একটা জীবন বাঁচাতে পারে। আমরা সবাই মিলে এই নিরীহ প্রাণীগুলোর জন্য একটি বড় পরিবর্তন আনতে পারি। আমাদের ডোনার গ্রুপ লিংক:
(https://m.me/j/AbZA1yn7JswtiU1S/)
১০০% ট্রান্সপ্যারেন্সি নিশ্চিত। প্রত্যেকটি ডোনেশনের হিসাব এবং আপডেট নিয়মিতভবে প্রকাশ করা হবে।
আপনার সাপোর্ট সত্যিই একটি জীবন বাঁচাতে পারে।

19/07/2025

🟡 What is FIP in Cats?
FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) is a deadly viral disease caused by a mutation of a common virus called Feline Coronavirus (FCoV).

What is Feline Coronavirus (FCoV)?
It's usually harmless. Many cats carry it without any symptoms, some may get mild diarrhea. But in rare cases (5–10%), the virus mutates inside the cat and causes FIP.

🔍 Types of FIP:
There are 4 known types:
Wet FIP – fluid buildup in belly or chest
Dry FIP – organ inflammation, no fluid
Neurological FIP – affects brain/spinal cord
Ocular FIP – affects the eyes

🧪 How is FIP diagnosed?
There’s no single definitive test, but vets may use:
Blood tests
Fluid analysis
X-rays/ultrasound

❌ Avoid the "kit test" — it's useless for diagnosing FIP. It only detects antibodies to the regular feline coronavirus (which almost every cat has) and doesn’t confirm FIP. It’s sadly just a cash grab.

19/07/2025

PLEASE READ the whole post‼️‼️
For a long time, I've been thinking about helping cats affected by FIP, especially those whose treatment had to stop due to financial hardship. FIP treatment is long-term and can get really expensive. After my cat Yuna was diagnosed with FIP, I decided to do something meaningful to save more cats suffering from this disease. That’s why I created a page called Yuna's Promise - Save Cats from FIP

Although my Yuna didn’t survive for long, I want to ensure that every cat with FIP has a real chance at a longer, healthier life. To turn this vision into reality, I need your support. I’m seeking compassionate monthly donors who are willing to contribute from atleast 10TK to any amount, every month.
I hope you will join me in this journey and support this cause.
For those who are interested in becoming monthly donors for FIP cats’ treatment — Here's the group chat link to join:
🔗https://m.me/j/AbZA1yn7JswtiU1S/

(Full transparency will be maintained—every donation, every expense, and how the funds are used will be documented and shared with proper proof.)

Please come forward to help at least by sharing ‼️‼️

অনেক দিন ধরেই আমার ইচ্ছে ছিলো, FIP-এ আক্রান্ত বিড়াল গুলোর জন্য কিছু করার, বিশেষ করে যাদের ট্রিটমেন্ট বন্ধ হয়ে যায় প্রয়োজনীয় ফান্ড এর অভাবে। FIP এর ট্রিটমেন্ট অনেক দীর্ঘমেয়াদী এবং অনেক ব্যয়বহুল। আমার ইয়ুনার FIP ধরার পর আমি ঠিক করি যে এই রোগে আক্রান্ত আরো বিড়ালগুলোকে বাচাঁনোর জন্য কিছু করব। সেই চিন্তা থেকেই ইয়ুনার নামে একটা পেজ খুলেছি - "Yuna's Promise"।

আমার ইয়ুনা বেশি দিন বাঁচেনি, কিন্তু আমি চাই যেন প্রত্যেকটি FIP-এ আক্রান্ত বিড়াল বাঁচুক এবং একটি দীর্ঘ, সুস্থ জীবনের সুযোগ পাক। এই স্বপ্নকে বাস্তবায়ন করতে আপনাদের সাহায্য লাগবে। আমি রেগুলার ডোনার খুঁজছি যারা প্রতি মাসে অন্তত ১০টাকা বা যতটুকু সম্ভব ডোনেট করতে পারবে।
আমি আশা করি, আপনারাও এই যাত্রায় যুক্ত হবেন এবং এই উদ্যোগকে এগিয়ে নিতে সাহায্য করবেন।

(সম্পুর্ণ ট্রান্সপ্যারেন্সি বজায় রাখা হবে – সকল ডোনেশন, সকল খরচ এবং কোথায় কিভাবে খরচ করা হচ্ছে, তা প্রমাণসহ সকল তথ্য শেয়ার করা হবে)

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