Bob
Neurological FIP

Progressive ataxia, wobbly movement 

Bob, a 7-year-old Domestic shorthair, presented with dry neurological FIP symptoms that had been developing over the past 2 weeks. He was experiencing inappetence and imbalance, which had progressed to ataxia, and wobbly walking.

Serum biochemistry abnormalities at the initial exam included hyperglobulinemia and A/G ratio of 0.5 (albumin, 3.1 g/dL; reference interval, 2.2‐4.0 g/dL; globulin, 6.6 g/dL; reference interval, 2.8‐5.1 g/dL) .

Treatment with The FurPurr GS441524 was immediately initiated at 10mg/kg. Within 3 days of starting treatment with GS441524, Bob began to regain stability and appetite. After 1 month of GS441524 treatment, the ataxic movement resolved and he is able to walk steadily. The improvement continued to progress throughout treatment.

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The previously noted serum biochemistry abnormalities had normalized (albumin, 2.8 g/dL; reference interval, 2.2‐4.0 g/dL; globulin, 4.3 g/dL; reference interval, 2.8‐5.1 g/dL; A/G ratio, 0.7). Bob is clinically normal as of today.