Cherryl & Mouzer
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He would yes!!
LOL If he is back to 51 next test, I am tempted not to give any food and see if he drops lower

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He would yes!!
Do not do that. I know you are joking.LOL If he is back to 51 next test, I am tempted not to give any food and see if he drops lower![]()
Do not do that. I know you are joking.
When are you testing again?
Let’s see what Katherine says I would test at 20 min now bc you do not yet know how your food is working and you say he is historically hard to pull upI am doing every 30 minutes unless someone tells me I need a sooner test than that.
Next planned test is 11pm EST.
Congrats! Now you just have to make it through tonight.![]()
10 minutes either way will not change much. What percentage of HC are you feeding?Let’s see what Katherine says I would test at 20 min now bc you do not yet know how your food is working and you say he is historically hard to pull up
10 minutes either way will not change much. What percentage of HC are you feeding?
It takes 30 mins for the food to affect the BG. If you don’t give it time and you find after 20 mins that he’s still low and give more HC, you can overdo it. Of course, he has earned a reduction so there is no reason to not give him a good helping of HC and get the numbers up.
Yes and I added some to the post above so please be sure and read.That reduction is to take him from 2.0u to 1.75u in the morning?
Yes and I added some to the post above so please be sure and read.
Congrats! BTW, if he bounces up into yellow in the morning, you can test at +11 and if he’s still yellow, shoot an hour early. That will help get back on track.
A couple of tsp or a heaping tsp with gravy. You don’t want him to be overfull. And I am about to fall sound asleep so I don’t want to intrude here with all the great help you are getting.I see edit and thank you and I do have to ask ...
What is a 'good helping' of HC![]()
So Cherryl, I've got to head to bed soon, but let's come up with a game plan for tonight. You're going to get a +4 test. I think I would get a +4.5 and then a +5.5 and if Mouzer is well on his way up, then I would give him and you a break and call it a night. If he's still low at +4, give him two tsp HC (I think that's what Marje meant).
A couple of tsp or a heaping tsp with gravy. You don’t want him to be overfull. And I am about to fall sound asleep so I don’t want to intrude here with all the great help you are getting.
Happy to be of help, you're doing great! I always say that more than half of what happens on this board is intense psychological training for caregivers. It's hard to be told about hypoglycemia and not worry about it happening, but once you've gone through the low numbers scenario enough times, have the right tools to keep the kitty up, and collect enough data to know how your cat responds, you will find yourself panicking less.Thank You! And thank you for being here! Sleep Well!
Happy to be of help, you're doing great! I always say that more than half of what happens on this board is intense psychological training for caregivers. It's hard to be told about hypoglycemia and not worry about it happening, but once you've gone through the low numbers scenario enough times, have the right tools to keep the kitty up, and collect enough data to know how your cat responds, you will find yourself panicking less.
He has earned his reduction. If you'd like you can feed MC to take him up a bit more. So you can get to bed sooner rather than later!+4 62 1tsp lc
+4.5 61 1tsp lc
He has earned his reduction. If you'd like you can feed MC to take him up a bit more. So you can get to bed sooner rather than later!
Longer greens are always better in term of healing the pancreas. One can try for remission, but there's no guarantee of whether and when it will happen. Since he is new to green, you can stay up and see how this cycle plays out - any data is good data and all that. But you have to take care of yourself too - to be able to take care of your many furkids!I would love to go to bed but my mind keeps telling me the longer he is green, the better the chances of remission.
Am I wrong or is this so? Because if it is so, I will stay up and ride this out in hopes for eventual remission in the days to come.
Longer greens are always better in term of healing the pancreas. One can try for remission, but there's no guarantee of whether and when it will happen. Since he is new to green, you can stay up and see how this cycle plays out - any data is good data and all that. But you have to take care of yourself too - to be able to take care of your many furkids!![]()
I think you can feed and go to bed, Cherryl! He should be fine.
Well done today - shot your lowest preshots - TWICE, two back to back cycles in the green, earned a reduction! Basically checked almost every box!![]()
2 hours to AMPS or are you advancing the shot by half an hour?