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I bought a Bengal kitten from a breeder a few months ago and everything was great until five days ago. She was listless, sad and generally not feeling well so I took her to the vet. She had a fever of 104.5 and received a shot to reduce the fever and some Clavamox. They also ran a blood test / feline leukemia / AIDS test and everything came back great. After three days on the Clavamox I noticed that she was having issues breathing which only got worse overnight. I took her to the vet again today where she received chest xrays that showed her right lung is filled with fluid. The vet told me that because of her young age, high fever and the fluid in her lungs she thinks my baby has FIP. and recommended putting her down. I dont want her to suffer and she seems miserable trying to breath so heavy but at the same time I feel like it's so sudden! Is it likely that this is a misdiagnosis, is there any hope for me to hold onto that can justify watching her suffer in the hopes that it's not FIP?