Hu Mouyan was known among cat owners in Shanghai as the “goddess of medicine” after she developed and sold a treatment for feline infectious peritonitis (Fip), a deadly viral disease. But this purveyor of cat drugs is not so revered in the eyes of the Chinese...
Hu Mouyan was known among cat owners in Shanghai as the “goddess of medicine” after she developed and sold a treatment for feline infectious peritonitis , a deadly viral disease.
When Hu’s cat developed Fip in 2017, a disease caused by a feline coronavirus, the chemistry graduate sprung into action, spending over 200,000 yuan to source chemical compounds from overseas, and eventually developed a treatment for the disease, which media reports said was effective.
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