We’re proud to announce a partnership between Bova AUS and Vets for Climate Action We’re proud to announce a partnership between Bova AUS and Vets for Climate Action, championing sustainability in veterinary care. Together, we’re working towards a cleaner future for animals, vets, and our planet. Bova AUS’ commitment goes beyond medicine—Bova AUS is dedicated to improving animal welfare through…
Meet Momo Age: 5 years Breed: British Short Hair Diagnosis: Effusive (wet) form Our lovely cat, Momo, was diagnosed with FIP in late February 2025. Before that, we noticed that Momo was showing less interest in his food and treats, and his weight dropped by 500 grams to 3.2 kg in just one month. He was also less active than…
Meet Oliver Age: 14 months Breed: Bengal Diagnosis: Effusive (wet) form Oliver became suddenly fat and off his food.. after xrays he was found to be full of fluid. My vet had never seen a case of fip before and sent oliver to lort smith for treatment. He was given a slim chance of survival and I given an incredible…
Meet Henrik Age: 5 months Breed: Birman Diagnosis: Effusive (wet) form I got Henrik from a Breeder at 4.5 months old, he was very quiet and withdrawn, I put it down as being in a new home, as time progressed I noticed he wasn’t eating much, he was very lethargic, warm to the touch and his belly was huge, feeling…
Meet Squeak Age: 2 years Breed: Domestic Shorthair Diagnosis: Non-effusive (dry) form I am a Veterinary Nurse at Ulysses Vets, and Squeak is my foster fail from a local rehoming group that we work with. She is such a special girl, I fell in love with her instantly and just knew I couldn’t rehome her. I had her for about…
Meet Ziggy Age: 2 years Breed: Mixed Diagnosis: Non-effusive (dry) form We noticed one day that Ziggy had been off her food for a few days and normally she was so keen for it. She’d also been a little “off” (low energy) and eventually started hiding rather than being her mischievous self so we knew something was up. We took…
Meet Ducky Age: 12.5years Breed: Domestic Shorthair Diagnosis: Non-effusive (dry) form Ducky presented to Ashley not feeling well and was found to have several groths in the abdomen. He was referred to Ryan at Greencross for further investigation. After many tests and exploratory surgical procedures it was finally determined He had non-effusive FIP. He was placed on a course of…
Dr. Caruso will cover:
Recognising the signs of KCS – From subtle changes to severe cases.
Diagnostic tools and techniques – Schirmer tear tests, fluorescein staining, & beyond.
Treatment strategies – Medical and surgical options for effective management.
Case studies and practical tips – Real-world insights to enhance clinical outcomes.
