4/16 OliverTwist pmps 132 +4 62 +5 64

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ecurie

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yesterday's condo

Today
AMPS--- 151
+2-------146
+3-------131
+6--------70
pmps---132
+2-------92
+3-------70
+4-------62
+5-------64

Good morning All! ~O) ~O) ~O) ~O) ~O)
All is good here. Kitties and papabean heading btb.. me too!!

many prayers for all of us. And happy OTJ to Leo today!
bbl mary and ollie
 
Re: 4/16 OliverTwist amps 151

Morning Mary,

Pretty blue to start the day :smile: enjoy your BTB, have a great day,
Kathie
 
Re: 4/16 OliverTwist amps 151

Nice blue start to the day, Ollie! Keep up the good work and slide nice and easy. Have a great day, Mary!
 
Re: 4/16 OliverTwist amps 151

Hi guys .. nice mid blue for olivertwist this morning .. perhaps a dip into some greens later on? have a great day guys!
 
Re: 4/16 OliverTwist amps 151

Hi Mary. Nice mid-blue AMPS to start Oliver's day this morning. Fingers crossed that he has his surfing suit on. Glad you and DH got some btb time this morning.

Have a great day Mary.
 
Re: 4/16 OliverTwist pmps 132

HI again!
A couple days ago,I pressed the plunger after i gave Ollie his shot and found that there's a drop of insulin left in the syringe .
I"ve tried pressing harder on the plunger and holding the syringe still for about 10 secs while it's in him. Sometimes i don't have a drop left, but mostly I take the syringe out of Ollie, press the plunger and there's this one small drop that comes out of the syringe. One time i pressed really hard on the plunger and when i removed the syringe from Ollie, the needle was bent. I can only think that's a bad thing. What if the needle broke off?? :o :shock: Mark says he always has a drop left and thought that's the way it's supposed to be. Does anyone else have this? OR is there some way to get ALL the insulin into the cat?
So soon old and so late smart :cool:
 
Re: 4/16 OliverTwist pmps 132 drop of insulin left in syring

I noticed that too when Leo's dose was getting smaller. So we just squeeze down "pretty hard" and whatever comes out, comes out. There will always be a little left in there in the needle so you can probably always push just a "little bit more" and get some insulin to peek out. I'd push with a reasonable force and just be consistent about it. Consistency is the most important thing.

Thanks for your visits!
 
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