Gabapentin: A mild pain reliever that can be given orally 60-90 minutes before injections. When given properly, this will just take the edge off of the injection without leaving your cat feeling groggy or overly sedated.
Lidocain cream: Can be applied to the cat’s skin 30 minutes before giving a GS441 injection, this can help reduce the sting of the drug. Be certain to use the cream that does NOT contain aloe, as aloe is highly toxic to cats.
Slippery Elm Bark: Slippery elm bark syrup is an all natural remedy for the treatment of nausea, vomiting and other ailments.
Denamarin: Denamarin Tablets are a liver supplement for cats that raises antioxidant levels.
Silymarin (Milk Thistle): Boost your cat’s liver function with this natural supplement known for its capacity to support and protect the liver.
*If treating FIP with GS411, it is recommended to give your cat either Denamin or Silymarin to provide maximum liver support.