How to give daily subcutaneous injections of GS441524 for FIP treatment

In this video our treatment expert from China demonstrates how to perform a GS injection near the hip bone region. If you plan to perform injections at home, we recommend that you consult a experience nurse or doctor first to learn how to do it correctly. Improper injections will lead to poor absorption and unnecessary pain for your cat.
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[@SilvaSiren]

What type of drug was that cat on for him to be so calm?

[@meowmeow1081]

Exactly! Cats I see will normally be trying to bite your head off after 3 seconds

[@rachealfaucher4520]

gabapentin probably

[@jaytee2642]

@@rachealfaucher4520 I've been pre-dosing with gabapentin. I've never tried it without, and I don't see a reason not to use gabapentin. If it helps the cat tolerate the shot, then do it! They are going through enough as it is, without adding unnecessary pain and stress to the situation.❤

[@SilvaSiren]

@L L I injected my baby for 60 days straight and then it became impossible and switched him to oral for 30 days...that was in end of 2019...he is still with me..CURED!

[@aidencraft32]

that is fantastic, we're starting our treatment today@@SilvaSiren