1 year on insulin. 9/7,Chuck,AMPS 200,+3 369,+8 199,PMPS 91,+1¾ 163,+2¾ 165,+4 152,+6 125,+8 109

[StephG]

Yesterday:
AMPS 166(+11.5), +6.6 48 and 43,+7 77,+7.5 128,PMPS 121,+2 230,+3.75 244,+6 291,+7.5 267,+10 224

He's been on insulin for 1 year as of today.
I didn't reduce after the 48&43 because I thought it was from giving his shot 15 minutes early. He's surfing blues so far this evening. Testing +4 very soon.
He didn't eat any of his snacks this morning. Not sure why so I cleaned the whole feeder. Thinking maybe it smelled funny?

 

[Chris/China (GA)/Garfield]

Happy? Anniversary!!!

You now can consider him to officially be a "long term diabetic"

May there be many more anniversaries to come....On or off the juice!!

 

[Tricia Cinco(GA) & Harvey]

I didn't reduce after the 48&43 because I thought it was from giving his shot 15 minutes early.

Since he was one year past diagnosis, your reduction point had already changed to below 40, so no harm no foul!

 

[Wendy&Neko]

Happy Annifursary! I am sure Chuck is doing much better now than he was a year ago. Nice cycle tonight.

Since he was one year past diagnosis, your reduction point had already changed to below 40, so no harm no foul!

I mostly ignored that for high dose, and high depot cats, unless they aren't holding their reductions. Nothing worse that too full a depot if you have a high dose depot. 15 minutes early shouldn't have made the difference. Just keep an eye on him and if he goes below 50 again you might want to reduce. You'll have to see what works for Chuck. Neko held her below 50 reductions for the most part.

 

[Tricia Cinco(GA) & Harvey]

Wendy know much more about high dose cats than I, so ignore what I said.

 

[Wendy&Neko]

Every caregiver has to Know Thy Cat. For high dose cats, it's even more true.

 

[StephG]

Chuck loves to bounce so I was pretty confident holding the dose. He has had a nice blue surf tonight. Hopefully we don't see lime greens again. Not eating his snacks sure does make a difference.