FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) treatment is a process that requires long-term, regular, and correct dose administration. The pharmaceutical form of the product used in this process directly affects the success of the treatment. Capsule form products offer significant advantages in terms of ease of administration and dose safety.

Correct and standard dose administration

Capsule form:

• Provides a fixed and standard dose at each administration
• Reduces the risk of dose errors in home applications
• Helps maintain the treatment protocol determined by the veterinarian

Continuity of administration in long-term treatments

FIP treatment usually covers an application period of 90 days or more. Capsule form:

• Facilitates daily administration
• Increases owner compliance
• Reduces the risk of treatment discontinuation

Reduction of taste and odor problems

Cats are extremely sensitive to taste and odor. Capsule form:

• Limits direct contact of the active substance within the mouth
• Reduces the risk of excessive salivation and vomiting
• Reduces resistance behaviors during administration

Gastrointestinal tolerance

Capsule form products:

• Dissolve more controlled in the stomach
• Reduce oral and esophageal irritation
• Lower the risk of gastrointestinal side effects

Stability and protection of the active substance

Capsule form:

• Provides protection against environmental factors such as light and moisture
• Contributes to the active substance remaining stable throughout the treatment period

Less stress for owner and cat

Capsule administration:

• Completed in a short time
• Reduces daily administration stress
• Supports the sustainability of long-term treatments