Please keep JD in your thoughts and prayers. We already lost his brother Ernie John to FIP late last week, and now JD is displaying some similar signs. We are all very worried that the other kittens may have it, eventhough the mom tested negative it can take six months to show up from the time of contraction so she may very well have been positive.
He had bloody stool, vomited five times while we were in the cat room yesterday, has a high fever to normal temp to a high fever again, and is not eating or drinking much at all. His abdomen isn't distended but that isn't until later. His activity is also that of a normal, 3 1/2 month old kitten!
I just pray it hasn't spread to the other two litters, the "crusty kittens", we call them. We've had the "crusties" in isolation though since they arrived at the end of April but there is a small chance someone may have played with these kittens and then gone into isolation and brought it with them. Slim, but still a chance.
I worry for my Shelly (one of the crusties I'm adopting), I get to bring her home tomorrow for the break, but I'm very worried something may spread to my cats.
So just, prayers all-around! FIP isn't fun![]()
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