Feline Infectious Peritonitis [F.I.P.]
CFA registered FIP Infected Catteries
Legacy of Lollimops FIP Catteries | F.I.P. |
Lollimops Catterys genetic predisposition is: FIP
1. Lollimops Himalayans - Escondido, California [1][2][3]
Melanie Lowry of Lollimops himalayans is still using the same FIP infected breeding stock to breed litters of kittens, to this day.
Comments by Lollimops verbatim [request the comments]
Orion Foundation says STOP BREEDING if you have more then 1 case of FIP [Read]
Winn Foundation... Tells breeders to choose disease resistant breeding stock [13th chapter] A fact none of these breeders below have done at all [Read]
Abdominal distension caused by ascites
F.I. P Images of Wet & Dry forms
Ascites evident on necropsy image
[click on image] Lesions of the Effusive form on necropsy
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Read research about what it is all about
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CFA registered cat breeders who have purchased or used Melanie Lowry of Escondido, California Lollimops Cattery lines [in their present breeding program]
[1st, 2nd & 3rd generations]
Become informed about the Legacy of Lollimops FIP Infected Cattery [read]
1. Roxanne Kranz Coble of Silver Palm Cats Ramona, Calif.
2. Dree Stagni of Fuzzy Oasis Moodus, Conn.
3. Diana Bogart of Dyandilyons Escondido, California
4. Angie Gau of Gauhaus Orofino, Idaho
5. Michelle L. Casserd of Karounpersians Thousand Palms, California
6. Christine Rollinson of Miettecats East Bay Area, California
7. Carla J Epperson of Anna Cara/Blackkats Catteries Anderson, Ind.
8. Laura D Edwards of Cosa Nostra Cattery Lincoln, Neb.
9. Krisann McDonnell of Furxxtc Cattery Ontario, Canada
10. Jennifer Malcolm of Jentopia Cattery Pittsburgh, Pa.
11. Kathy Nutt of Angel Purrs Cattery Ohio
12. Jerry Owens of Wren Brook Concord, North Carolina
13. Michael Roach of Fur Pleasure Grand Terrace, Ca
14. Lisa Wildfong of Viking Song Hamilton Michigan
15. Lilli Anderson of BeauGatos Warrenton, Virginia
16. Joanne Maser of Jodensdolls Minneapolis, Minnesota
17. Jeri Smith of NiceMatters Powell, Wyoming
18. Julie Beeman of Crayola Cats Sunrise, Florida
19. Lynn Pato of Blue Mojo Cats Kent, WA.
20. Irina Rekhteta of Furry Dream Brooklyn, N.Y.
21. Susan Deleon of Labonita Rochester, N.Y.
22. Barbara Eckerle of De Miara Maryland.
23. Le Jardin Cattery
24. Buyer: Hari from Austin, Texas bought chocolate male Dexter
25. Annie Westlake of Catinality Arizona
26. Liz Stamper of Purrmates Kissimmee Florida
27. Q-D Pies Cattery
28. Coral Bay Cattery
29. Rainforest Bellissima Cattery [persians/himalayans]
30. Tira's Lalique Cattery
Medical Terminolgy
1. Genetic predisposition mean susceptibility to a pathogen.
2. Pathogena specific causative agent (as a bacterium or virus) of disease
3. Titer: A measurement of the amount of antibodies in the blood. The test to measure antibodies is usually performed by making a number of dilutions of the blood and then measuring at what dilution there is sufficient antibody to react in the test. For example, a titer of 1:8 (one to eight) means the blood can be diluted to one part blood and seven parts saline and still produce a positive reaction in the test. The higher the titer (1:16 is higher than 1:8), the more antibody is present. (NOTE: The word 'titer' may also be used when discussing the amount of antigen present, e.G., a high titer vaccine has a large number of virus particles.)
4. Antigen: a usually protein or carbohydrate substance (as a toxin or enzyme) capable of stimulating an immune response.
5. Feline Infectious Peritonitis [FIP]: is a disease caused by a coronavirus infection. Many different strains of coronavirus are capable of infecting cats, but most do not produce serious disease. FIP-producing strains are distinguished by their ability to invade and grow in certain white blood cells. The infected cells transport the virus throughout the cat's body. An intense inflammatory reaction occurs in the tissues where these virus-infected cells locate. It is this interaction between the body's own immune system and the virus that is responsible for the disease.
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