Can FIP Be Cured? What Cat Owners in Oceania Should Know in 2025

CURE FIP™ OCEANIA
Jul 25
2 min read

Thanks to GS-441524, Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is no longer a death sentence. Thousands of cats around the world—over 87,000 and counting—have made full recoveries.

For years, FIP was one of the most devastating diagnoses a cat owner could hear. First identified in the 1960s, this viral disease was once considered untreatable.

But advances in veterinary medicine, especially the development of antiviral drugs like GS-441524, have changed everything.

Understanding What a “Cure” Means in FIP

In medical terms, a cure means the disease is completely gone, with no relapse even after treatment ends.

For FIP, that means the mutated feline coronavirus (FCoV) has been controlled to the point that it no longer causes damage or symptoms.

Recent studies show this is possible—many cats have not only recovered but stayed healthy long after completing treatment.

New Clinical Evidence: FIP Can Be Treated Successfully

A breakthrough clinical trial led by Dr. Daniela Krentz (2021) tested the effects of oral GS-441524 in cats with FIP. The findings were game-changing:

Cats showed clear improvements in energy, appetite, and breathing.
The relapse rate was low when treatment was done correctly.
Many cats remained symptom-free long after the medication ended.

Real-World Results: Over 87,000 Cats Treated with GS-441524

Beyond clinical trials, real-world data supports the success of GS-441524. Distributed by CureFIP, this medication has helped more than 87,000 cats globally recover from FIP.

✔️ Early treatment leads to better outcomes.

✔️ Full recovery is possible when dosages are properly adjusted for the type of FIP (wet, dry, ocular, neurological).

✔️ Monitoring during treatment boosts success.

These are not just statistics—they represent real pets who’ve gone from critically ill to completely healthy.

Stories of Hope: Real FIP Recoveries

Tipsi was diagnosed with dry FIP and lost energy and weight fast. After starting oral GS-441524, she regained strength and is now thriving.

Charlie, who had wet FIP, struggled with breathing and appetite. After treatment, he bounced back within weeks and returned to his playful self.

Many other pet owners across the world have shared similar stories of recovery, giving hope to those just starting the journey.

Before You Start Treatment: What Cat Owners Should Know

Treating FIP is possible—but it takes time, consistency, and the right support. Here’s what to keep in mind:

Act fast – The sooner you begin treatment, the better your cat’s chances.
Precision matters – Dosage must be tailored to your cat’s weight and the FIP type.
Support is available – From online communities to veterinary advice, you don’t have to go through this alone.

So, Can FIP Be Cured?

Yes. With proper treatment using GS-441524, many cats with FIP do recover—and stay healthy long-term.

What used to be a fatal condition can now be successfully treated. But results depend on early intervention, accurate diagnosis, and the right treatment protocol.