CureFIP Blog
Articles on FIP, FCV and FHV-1
Calicivirus Treatment for Cats in Australia: What Works
What actually helps cats with feline calicivirus in Australia, from supportive care to antiviral therapy with CaliciX, and when to step up.
Feline Herpesvirus Vaccine in Australia: What It Does
What the feline herpesvirus vaccine does, what it cannot do, and why it still matters alongside antiviral care for FHV-1 and calicivirus.
Feline Calicivirus Treatment in Australia: Vet & Home Care
How vets treat feline calicivirus in Australia, from supportive care and pain relief to the antiviral EIDD-1931, plus how to nurse your cat at home.
Feline Herpesvirus Treatment: Managing FHV-1 for Life
FHV-1 is a lifelong infection. Learn how long-term feline herpesvirus treatment focuses on reducing flare-ups and supporting your cat every day.
Feline Stomatitis and Calicivirus: The Mouth Pain Link
Feline stomatitis is often linked to feline calicivirus. Learn the signs, why the pain becomes chronic, and how vets treat both in cats.
Feline Herpesvirus (FHV-1) in Cats: Symptoms and Flare-Ups
A clear Australian guide to feline herpesvirus (FHV-1): the signs, why flare-ups happen, and what you and your veterinarian can do.
Feline Herpesvirus (FHV-1) in Cats: Symptoms and Care
Learn the signs of feline herpesvirus, why eye discharge happens, and what Australian and New Zealand cat owners should do next.
Feline Calicivirus Vaccine in Australia: What to Know
The feline calicivirus vaccine reduces illness severity but does not fully prevent infection. Learn protection, timing, and limits, then talk to your vet.
Feline Herpesvirus Treatment in Australia: What to Expect
A clear, vet-guided look at feline herpesvirus treatment in Australia and NZ: what works, what helps, and what to realistically expect from care.
Feline Calicivirus Vaccine Australia: Covers & Gaps
The feline calicivirus vaccine lowers FCV illness severity but does not fully block infection. Here is what the calici shot covers, what it misses, and why outbreaks still happen.
Feline Calicivirus Symptoms: Mouth Ulcers and Vet Care
Feline calicivirus symptoms include mouth ulcers, drooling and sneezing. Learn the warning signs and when to see a vet in Australia and NZ.
FIP in Kittens Under Six Months: Act Fast
Kittens under six months are the highest-risk group for FIP. Learn the early symptoms, the four forms, and how GS-441524 treatment is calibrated for young cats.
FIP Remission in Cats: What It Means and How to Know
Remission in FIP means the disease is inactive and your cat is clinically well. Here is how to know GS-441524 treatment has worked.
Wet FIP vs Dry FIP: How to Spot Both Forms Early
Learn how wet FIP vs dry FIP differ, how to recognise the four forms of FIP early, and what treatment involves under veterinary care.
Cat Not Improving on FIP Treatment? Week 2 Expectations
If your cat still looks unwell two weeks into GS-441524, that is often normal. Here is what recovery really looks like early in FIP treatment.
How Much Does FIP Treatment Cost for a Cat in Australia?
A transparent breakdown of FIP treatment costs in Australia, including GS-441524 injectable and oral capsule prices in AUD and what drives the total.
GS-441524 Explained: The Antiviral Behind FIP Recovery
A clear, hopeful guide to GS-441524 for cat owners in Australia and New Zealand. How it works, success rates, and what to expect.
Cat Not Improving on FIP Treatment? Week 2 Expectations
If your cat still looks unwell two weeks into GS-441524, that is often normal. Here is what recovery really looks like early in FIP treatment.
FIP Treatment Cost in Australia and New Zealand: 2025 Guide
A transparent breakdown of FIP treatment cost in Australia and New Zealand, including GS-441524 prices, capsule options, and what to budget for.
Best Treatment for FIP in Cats in Australia (2025)
GS-441524 is the antiviral at the core of modern FIP treatment. Here is how the injectable and oral options, dosing, and costs compare in Australia and NZ.