10/12 Yemala AMPS 359; +5 197; +7 154; +11 203; PMPS + 3 264; +6 149
- Thread starter Hroswitha
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Tracey&Jones (GA)
Member Since 2016
Well, that bounce is cleared! Ok Yemala...no need to go back to the clouds...just some nice gentle surfing ok!
for Davey and Renee.
for Davey and Renee.
Gill & George
Member Since 2015
How are you doing today?
I see blue, and I see some progress, she's clearing those bounces more quickly it seems.
If she's still blue at Pmps, could make for an interesting Friday evening.
I know previously she's gone otj more easily, but don't loose hope, I know how depressing those reds can be, we had a sea of red black and pink when BFG started on insulin, I was beside myself.
Has she had her mouth checked recently?
I see blue, and I see some progress, she's clearing those bounces more quickly it seems.
If she's still blue at Pmps, could make for an interesting Friday evening.
I know previously she's gone otj more easily, but don't loose hope,
I know how depressing those reds can be, we had a sea of red black and pink when BFG started on insulin, I was beside myself.Has she had her mouth checked recently?
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Hey Renee. Inflammation with the gums and /or a bad tooth would cause the BG's to be higher. Teeth/ gum issues is the number one reason why a cat loses remission. Just ask Bubba.......
Hroswitha
Member Since 2011
Mala lost remission because she got a dx of CKD and the vet prescribed Science Diet k/d. I assumed, since this vet had diagnosed previous falls out of remission, that he remembered that she was once diabetic. Nope. Found out - too late - that k/d is really high in carbs.
She's off the k/d and eating mostly Nature's Recipe grain free chicken and chicken liver. It's pretty low in carbs, but under 200 for phos. She also gets Weruva when she won't eat the NR.
Her teeth will be checked Thursday. New vet. We'll see how it goes with this one.
She's off the k/d and eating mostly Nature's Recipe grain free chicken and chicken liver. It's pretty low in carbs, but under 200 for phos. She also gets Weruva when she won't eat the NR.
Her teeth will be checked Thursday. New vet. We'll see how it goes with this one.
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Well, at least you know that she is high enough to give insulin should you not be able to get a PMPS. Bubba goes through periods like that with the testing......
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Real friends understand. All mine know that my getting together with them in centered on T/F/S
ETA: When they are running higher, if needed you can always give the shot 15 -30 minutes earlier. You wouldn't want to do that if they were running lower.