Stephania

Guayaquileña, agradecida con Dios, BSC 💛, animal lover. Tras de la lluvia el sol y nunca me sentí mejor que ahora! 🙏😆😆💖

[Emergencias Ec @EmergenciasEc]

Terrible!!
Miren lo que le hicieron a la prensa ecuatoriana en el Estadio Azteca!
Esto merece una buena sanción por parte de la FIFA.

[🇪🇨 Fraga @fragafriega1]

Hola @anavaleero para que la ubiques y se hagan amigas, par de majaderas

[San✨ @Lady__Mermelada]

Adivinen quien llegó?
Gran miércoles para todos #BuenosDías

[Stephania @Stephania_Ec]

@StormtheMal Happy birthday! 🥳❤️🐾

[Bunsen, Beaker, Bernoulli & Brix @bunsenbernerbmd]

One of the hardest things about FIP is that it doesn’t wave a giant red flag saying, “Here I am!”

The symptoms can be subtle at first and often look like dozens of other illnesses. Also Brix didn’t have ALL of the symptoms.

For Brix, it started with things that just didn’t seem like him. That’s what makes FIP so difficult.

Some of the signs veterinarians look for include:

Loss of appetite
Weight loss
Low energy or sleeping much more than normal
A fever that won’t go away
A swollen belly from fluid buildup (wet FIP)
Trouble walking, wobbliness, tremors, or seizures (neurological FIP)
Eye inflammation or vision changes (ocular FIP)

Vets use the whole picture—symptoms, bloodwork, imaging, fluid analysis (when present), and ruling out other diseases—to make the diagnosis.

Just a few years ago, an FIP diagnosis was almost always heartbreaking. Today, thanks to antiviral treatments, many cats are doing something that once seemed impossible, they survive.

So far Brix is doing great. ❤️

[Juan M. Miller ن @Alfachackra]

Por sí acaso no, cualquier cosita que me pase por destapar el cáncer de la FEF se responsabiliza directamente al dúo dinámico Egas Deller...

Digo que quede asentado....

[DogPack - Goldie & Frenchie @officialdogpack]

Humans really looked at wolves and said, “That’s my baby.” 💀

[Bunsen, Beaker, Bernoulli & Brix @bunsenbernerbmd]

Caption this photo! ❤️

[Stephania @Stephania_Ec]

@Kesthecollie Kesita ❤️

[Little Bear @LittleBearconvo]

Because so many of you also loved Nessa, Mumsy compiled some of your posts to share with her family.

@DoodleNessa

[We News @wenewsec]

Guayaquil, moradores de Puerto Azul, han adoptado a un lagarto de unos 3 metros de largo y lo han bautizado como "Juancho" 🐊

[Nessa🌈🐾 + Macie Doodle 🇨🇦 @DoodleNessa]

Our sweet girl Nessa is home ❤️

[Rob Schneider 🇺🇸 @RobSchneider]

Ecuador es la prueba… ¡Nunca dejes de creer!
VIVA EQUADOR!!

[Puppy Bess and Auntie Kes @Kesthecollie]

On this day in 2024 Auntie Kes was having a wonderful time

[CanadianBlackBear🇨🇦 (CanadianPenny🌈) @CanadianPenny1]

2025 ➡️ 2026
#ThrowbackThursday ❤️

[Stephania @Stephania_Ec]

@rexthetvterrier Good night Spike 😴🐾❤️

[Bunsen, Beaker, Bernoulli & Brix @bunsenbernerbmd]

Well we lost 2-1- congrats to the homeland of Bernoulli and Bunsen!
Though I think Beaker’s homeland of Scotland also had a rough day.

[Bunsen, Beaker, Bernoulli & Brix @bunsenbernerbmd]

Brix got really sick, and he almost died last week.
After five days in oxygen he turned the corner and was discharged.
The hospital team is not 100% sure what made him sick but the most likely diagnosis is FIP.

Brix was:

Lethargic
Not hungry
Struggling to breathe
Low Platlets
Fluid filled body

Brix never had:

A fever or the correct albumin to globulin ratio for definitive FIP diagnosis.

He is on FIP anti viral meds for 42 days

[Team Servicerottie🇨🇦🐕‍🦺🦽 @servicerotties]

Hey!! Over here!!

Stop scrolling and pay attention.

You deserve to be happy.

Thank you for your time.
🐾❤️🐾

Also, if you have snacks, sharing is caring.

#WoofsOfWisdom

🎥 Me... Waving at you

[Stephania @Stephania_Ec]

@DoodleNessa @PugnatiousG ❤️❤️🫂🐾