GS-441524 Injections【20mg/ml, 6ml】 (10 vials)Item NO.: 20220714-03

Liquid Emergency Formula for FIP Cats

RECOMMENDED TO BE TAKEN FOR 12 WEEKS

Supplements to provide relief for the symptoms associated with Feline Infectious Peritonitis. For dosage and description please see instructions inside of the box.

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Dosage increases with weight but it is not recommended to decrease dose even if weight decreases

Weight in KG x 0.4ml = Wet FIP Dose
Weight in KG x 0.6ml = Dry FIP Dose

Weight in KG x 0.8ml = Ocular Symptoms

Weight in KG x 1 ml = Neurological

Course of GS441 Treatment

Dr. Pedersen's case study determined that a successful course of treatment with GS441 is 12 weeks, administered daily.  Some owners have stopped treating once blood work and diagnostics returned to normal; however, the few cats who did relapse were among those who stopped prior to the 12 week protocol.  Because the course of treatment is both emotionally and financially taxing, most owners currently using GS opt to pursue the full 12 weeks, to ensure the highest probability of success.  Cats who undergo the full 12 weeks and remain symptom-free for 90 days following conclusion of treatment are officially cured of FIP.  
GS441 comes in both injectable form, and as of June 2019, a pill form.  Both are administered daily and the dose is based on the weight of the cat. 
For wet & dry FIP without neurological or ocular symptoms, the recommended dosage is 5mg (GS) x weight (kg) / GS concentration per 1mL = dose per 24 hr.   
Neurological and Ocular FIP cats require 7mg/kg MINIMUM, and can go as high as 10mg/kg for extreme ocular or neurological cases.
A dosing calculator can be found here.
It is important to note that the dosage should not be reduced during the course of treatment, regardless of how well the cat is responding. 
Conversely, if the cat is not responding to the starting dosage, it is safe to increase. It is also crucial to check the cat's weight often, and adjust the daily dose accordingly. 
The only known side effect of GS441 is skin lesions or burns, due to the acidity of the solution (injectable form). For this reason, it is recommended to always clean the cat's skin after giving an injection.  Many owners also opt to give oral CBD oil or Hemp oil 30-60 minutes before injecting, to help minimize the stress.  Should you opt to do this, it is critical that the product be veterinary grade and the proper dose should be determined by a veterinarian. CBD and/or hemp oil can be fatal to a cat if not administered properly.  More commonly, Gabapentin, a mild pain medication can be given orally 60-90 minutes prior to the injection. The vast majority of cats using GS tolerate the injections just fine without the need for any pain medication or sedative.