💙 I’m asking for a little help for my two boys, Max & Lou. 🐾

This is the first time in my life I’m asking for financial help, and it’s very difficult for me. But right now, I really need help to continue their FIP treatment.

Max is 4 months old and weighs 2.3 kg. He was diagnosed with wet FIP on 13 August after an ultrasound showed fluid in his abdomen. He needs approximately one bottle of treatment per week.

Lou is 3 years old and weighs 5 kg. We went to the vet on 27 August, where he had full blood tests and an FIP test, which came back positive. His belly is slightly bigger, so the vet advised us to start treatment immediately. We started his injections the next day.

The treatment normally costs around €130 per bottle, but I found someone who can provide it for €50. Max needs about one bottle per week and Lou one bottle every 4 days. They both need treatment for 84 days.

I’m a beautician and work with my hands, but I’m currently unable to work. I had breast surgery in April because of complications and a second surgery on 19 August. I’m still in pain, and even carrying my boys every day for their injections is difficult.

Everything feels overwhelming, and I’m doing everything I can to give my boys a chance. ❤️

I can provide all their veterinary records, blood tests, FIP results, ultrasound documentation and my sick-leave documentation to anyone who would like to see them.

If you can help, even €1, it would mean so much to us. 🙏🐾

💙 Revolut: https://revolut.me/ioana4b06

💙 Bank of Cyprus:
Account name: VORNICEANU IOANNA ADRIAN
IBAN: CY96002001950000357009727022

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping, sharing, or simply sending positive thoughts for my boys. 🐾💙🙏

Evgenia mou, I personally want to thank you so much for your contribution towards my boys’ treatment. ❤️ I’m truly and forever grateful for your kindness and support. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I really, really appreciate it. 🐾💙

Evgeniya mou, I’m just following what the vets recommended in my boys’ case. I’ve already spoken with three different vets, and they all said that the injections are the best option because the medicine goes straight into the bloodstream.

When we went on the 13th of August, my little boy actually needed the medicine as quickly as possible. In his case, it was very important to start the treatment immediately, so the injection was the better option rather than waiting for the pills to start working. I’m just following the vets’ advice and doing what is best for my boys. ❤️🐾

Thank you for this information. I really don’t have knowledge about this topic and this is useful information for me 🙏

I didn’t have cats before my two boys, so I’m not familiar with many things when it comes to their medical care. I’m learning as I go 🙏