Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) – Symptomatic

We recommend RetroMAD1 for FIV cats that are symptomatic and/or CBC (Complete Blood Count; Haematology) parameters are below their respective normal ranges.

Retromad1 can be administered as follows:

1a) By Oral Route:

Dose: 0.30ml per kg, 30 – 45 minutes before a meal, food supplement or probiotics for optimal absorption.
Daily: 3 times a day with intervals not more than 12 hours apart, e.g. 7AM – 1PM – 7PM, 8AM – 5PM – 11PM. It may be a schedule that is convenient to you, however, please keep to the schedule.

1b) By Subcutaneous Injection:

Dose: 0.30ml per kg. Do NOT give intramuscular or intravenous injection.
Daily: 2 times a day. There is no need to observe any food restriction timing.

2) Duration: 90 days. You may alternate between Subcutaneous injection and Oral administration whichever is most convenient to you but if given orally, it will be 3 times per day.

After 90 days, please revisit your veterinarian for a full medical examination and complete blood count (CBC).

If any of the CBC parameters are still not within the normal ranges and/or symptoms have not gone into complete remission, we recommend another 90-day course of use.
If all CBC parameters have moved to their normal ranges and symptoms have gone into complete remission, we recommend to stop using RetroMAD1 and visit your veterinarian on a regular basis for the usual medical examination and a CBC.
As FIV infection is for life and the virus cannot be eliminated from the cat, if there is reappearance of symptoms or a downward trend in the CBC parameters, you may want to re-start another 90-day course of RetroMAD1.