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FIP
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Summary
Effusive (Wet) FIP
High-protein fluid leakage due to blood vessel inflammation (Vasculitis).
Primary Characteristics & Symptoms:
Ascites:
Progressive, non-painful abdominal distension due to fluid accumulation.
Dyspnea:
Labored breathing or exercise intolerance caused by fluid gathering in the pleural space around the lungs.
Non-Effusive (Dry) FIP
Localized inflammatory masses (granulomas) inside vital internal organs.
Primary Characteristics & Symptoms:
Organ Damage:
Directly attacks and affects the kidneys, spleen, liver, and terminal bowel.
High Risk:
Accounts for over 50% of inflammatory eye and nervous system diseases in cats under 3–5 years of age.
Ocular FIP
The main presenting sign in 14% of dry FIP cases (and up to 70% in clinical combinations).
Primary Characteristics & Symptoms:
Anterior Uveitis:
Severe intraocular inflammation making the eyes look cloudy.
Iris Changes:
Notable and abnormal modifications in the color of the iris.
Vascular Damage:
Presence of flocculant debris in the eye chamber, retinal hemorrhages, or full retinal detachment.
Neurological FIP
Occurs in 22% of dry cases when the virus escapes past the blood-to-brain barrier.
Primary Characteristics & Symptoms:
Early / Vague Signs:
Behavioral updates including dementia, aggressive behavior, compulsive licking, reluctance to jump, or muscle twitching.
Advanced / Critical Signs:
Ataxia (uncoordinated walking), progressive hindleg paralysis, seizures, hyperesthesia (oversensitivity to touch/sound), and fecal or urinary incontinence.