18/06/2026
Is your cat pawing at their mouth, drooling more than usual, or refusing their favourite food? These could be signs of something worth looking into with your vet.
Mouth ulcers and excessive drooling are among the most common and uncomfortable signs of Feline Calicivirus (FCV), a respiratory and oral condition that affects cats of all ages. If you notice these symptoms, your cat may be feeling real pain and discomfort, and the sooner you reach out to a veterinarian, the better for your furry one.
The good news? FCV is a treatable condition. With the right vet-guided care and early attention, many cats go on to recover and live comfortable, happy lives. There is genuine hope for cats facing FCV today.
At BasmiFIP, we stand alongside cat owners in Malaysia with CaliciX, our vet-guided FCV care option containing the antiviral compound EIDD-1931 (molnupiravir). Every step of the way, your veterinarian leads the decisions and the care plan for your cat.
If you are seeing these signs in your cat, please do not wait. Reach out to your vet, and visit us at basmifip.com to learn more about FCV and how CaliciX may support your cat's recovery journey under professional guidance.
You are not alone in this, and neither is your cat. 🐾