This video is the first of a series of five educational videos for post-graduate veterinarians looking for continuing education and is also suitable for veterinary undergraduates. Feline infectious peritonitis is a lethal infection of cats and getting the diagnosis correct is vital for your patient: in the first of these videos you will be presented with a case to work through. The next videos will reveal the answers to the questions posed in the first video. To get the most from this video it would be best if you work through the www.catvirus.com FIP diagnosis algorithm and come to your own conclusions: PLEASE put your diagnosis and list of differential diagnoses or comment section below the video: I am also keen to learn from your feedback.
To download the free FIP diagnosis algorithm: www.catvirus.com/downloads.html
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