Injection【15MG/ml 5.5ml】

It’s been three days since my cat started injection treatment, and its energy and appetite have returned to normal. Once the injections are finished, we’ll switch to oral tablets. Looking forward to my cat’s full recovery. I’ll share an update later!

This is really great. My cat had uveitis and underwent a biochemical test, with an albumin-to-globulin ratio of 0.18. There was no obvious ascites, and dry FIP was suspected. After three injections of the solution, my cat, who initially wasn't eating or drinking, had a fever, was severely dehydrated, and lethargic, started eating voraciously by the third day. Now, after the 11th injection, my cat's energy has significantly improved, gaining weight rapidly, and the red accumulation in its eyes is gradually dissipating. We will continue with the treatment and have bought five more bottles. FIP can definitely be treated successfully. Everyone, don't give up. This medication is really effective. 👍

This product deserves high praise. Initially, my cat didn't like to eat and seemed lethargic. It worsened to severe anorexia, listlessness, and hiding from light and people. After more than half a month, I suspected it might be Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) from watching some videos. The CFC team's physician answered many questions in detail. Since no tests were done, they couldn't be sure, but they guided me to try. I placed the order the night before and received the oil solution the next afternoon (kudos to the fast shipping and logistics). I gave my cat an injection, and by the morning, it was already clamoring for food (my cat is usually very noisy). After consulting with the physician, it was confirmed to be dry FIP. My cat showed improvement after just one injection, maybe because it absorbs well. The first dose was four bottles for ten days. Now it's been eight days, and I've repurchased another ten days' worth. I hope the cat can fully recover in these twenty days.

Persisting really works!!! There are four cats in my house, all of them have been very healthy. Two months ago, one suddenly had inflamed eyes and couldn't open them, with tears flowing, sometimes yellow, sometimes red. After going to the hospital for examination, it was found that the white blood cell count was 0.3, which was undoubtedly transmitted through the abdomen. The eyes were dry, and there was fluid in the lungs. After returning home in a hurry, I ordered medication and started the injection journey with the attitude of trying it out. At first, it didn't eat or drink, and I had to use a syringe to force-feed nutritional supplements and canned food every day. It didn't eat cat food at all and squatted in the dark all day, breathing heavily. It was really painful to see and hurt in my heart. My cat was a bit seriously ill. The first seven injections were slow to take effect, and it lost weight from 7.5 kg to 6.6 kg. But on the eighth day, it finally turned around and started eating cat food voluntarily!! Finally, there was hope!! Along with it came low immunity, colds, sneezing, runny nose, eye inflammation recurrence, nerve inflammation in the eyes and legs, weak hind legs after walking, falling while walking, and breathing becoming rapid again. At that time, I was confused again, but I persisted for 14 days. Its walking became more stable, the cold improved a lot, and there was only a little blood clot left in the eyes, and the background color basically returned to normal. Until today, the 19th day, although the eyes have started to inflame and swell again, the eating, drinking, defecating, and urinating have basically returned to normal, and the weight has returned to the original 7.5 kg. It's too hard-won. Let's continue to persist. It will surely recover and be healthy again.

The treatment has been very effective. Two months ago, our little furry baby was diagnosed with transmission through the abdomen with a white blood cell count of 0.4. At that time, the baby was only 4.0-something kilograms and very thin at the age of five months. After a month of injections, the white blood cell count increased significantly to 0.7, and the weight also increased to 5.7 kilograms. We then tried tablets, and after taking them for a month, the white blood cell count recovered to 0.8, and the weight increased to 7.4 kilograms. The baby has completely recovered (although it cannot take a bath, the fur is a bit oily and messy haha).

Note⚠️: When the white blood cell count is very low, injections must be given. Tablets should only be taken when the white blood cell count has recovered to 0.6 or higher and the weight has been significantly increasing for some time. Injections are used to save lives, while tablets are used to consolidate. Do not confuse the two.