Having my kitten spayed trigger a rapid onset of her FIP. However, do know that not getting her shots or spay or what not would not have kept her from enduring the same fate. A cat that presents with FIP has already carried the corona virus inside them most likely since they were a wee kitten, plus, they were also genetically predisposed to developing FIP from the corona virus. Whether a traumatic event triggered it or not, it was going to develop before the age of 2 and take their life, at this point it's a matter of "when".
I don't mean to sound grim by explaining this, just know there was nothing you could do to a cat with FIP to change their fate so please do not blame yourself. I lost mine at 7 months but if it wasn't triggered then the body eventually would develop it a little over a year old or even 2 yrs and I think I would have had a much harder time with her loss than I did, which is pretty hard to imagine as it was very traumatic.
It's an unlucky lottery our kitties won, just please do not blame yourself.
