Tricia Cinco(GA) & Harvey
Member Since 2011
6/27 Recap
.5 units bid
AMPS: 110
AM+2.5: 88
AM+4.25: 83
AM+5.5: 87
AM+7: 132
PMPS: 101
PM+5: 106
PM+7.5: 110
Yesterday
Harvey had a bad day today. He didn't eat more than a bite or two of his t/f/s meal and refused his breakfast. I offered a second option and he had a few bites then walked away, so I gave him his meds, including some Ond & Cypro. Not even five minutes later he threw it all up!!
I gave him an injection of Ondansetron (2mg). I left out some food and told Mark to test in 45 minutes, then went off to meet Dyana (45 minutes late).
While I was gone, Mark tested at +6
rolleyes and gave him some food from another can. He ate a little, but not much. I got home just before PMPS. Harvey did not want his dinner. 
I offered another flavor. No sale. I offered baby food. He licked his lips. It was too soon for more Ondansetron, so I gave him some Cerenia. Half an hour later, he threw up clear, thick liquid, but I did not see the Cerenia. About an hour after that, I offered another flavor of food and he finally ate something! At his last Oncology appointment on April 14th, Dr. Burton said to bring him back in 1-3 months, depending on how he was doing. I was shooting for 3 months, but I think I might call tomorrow for an appointment, which will probably be a week or two short of my goal. I just would feel better if he had a once-over, after his lousy day today.
Sooo, despite my being 45 minutes late, I met Dyana and we had lunch together, and then we went to her parents' house and chatted. And chatted. It was so fun!! The afternoon just flew by. I had to stop at Costco and the grocery store on the way home and just made it in time for t/f/s.
Harvey is now snoozing on the chair behind me (cat - 75%, bean - 25%). Before he had his nap, he was on the chair next to me at the table (his usual spot), and he looked much perkier than earlier today. I was poised to haul him to the vet tomorrow, but I think now I can wait to see when we can get him in to see the oncologist.
Our hearts are heavy with the crossing of Rover. Thoughts and prayers go out to @Red.
Sending healing vine to all in need, and hugs to all their beans.
.5 units bid
AMPS: 110
AM+2.5: 88
AM+4.25: 83
AM+5.5: 87
AM+7: 132
PMPS: 101
PM+5: 106
PM+7.5: 110
Yesterday
Harvey had a bad day today. He didn't eat more than a bite or two of his t/f/s meal and refused his breakfast. I offered a second option and he had a few bites then walked away, so I gave him his meds, including some Ond & Cypro. Not even five minutes later he threw it all up!!
I gave him an injection of Ondansetron (2mg). I left out some food and told Mark to test in 45 minutes, then went off to meet Dyana (45 minutes late).While I was gone, Mark tested at +6
rolleyes and gave him some food from another can. He ate a little, but not much. I got home just before PMPS. Harvey did not want his dinner. I offered another flavor. No sale. I offered baby food. He licked his lips. It was too soon for more Ondansetron, so I gave him some Cerenia. Half an hour later, he threw up clear, thick liquid, but I did not see the Cerenia. About an hour after that, I offered another flavor of food and he finally ate something! At his last Oncology appointment on April 14th, Dr. Burton said to bring him back in 1-3 months, depending on how he was doing. I was shooting for 3 months, but I think I might call tomorrow for an appointment, which will probably be a week or two short of my goal. I just would feel better if he had a once-over, after his lousy day today. Sooo, despite my being 45 minutes late, I met Dyana and we had lunch together, and then we went to her parents' house and chatted. And chatted. It was so fun!! The afternoon just flew by. I had to stop at Costco and the grocery store on the way home and just made it in time for t/f/s.
Harvey is now snoozing on the chair behind me (cat - 75%, bean - 25%). Before he had his nap, he was on the chair next to me at the table (his usual spot), and he looked much perkier than earlier today. I was poised to haul him to the vet tomorrow, but I think now I can wait to see when we can get him in to see the oncologist.
Our hearts are heavy with the crossing of Rover. Thoughts and prayers go out to @Red.
Sending healing vine to all in need, and hugs to all their beans.
Not very diet-friendly, but irresistible!! 
