Once again (part 2) Wolvi

And what should I do tomorrow morning?
imagine if he is under 199?
And if he is 210 for example?

When do you think that I should do a BC?

Thanks :cat:
@FrostD
 
I would do the same thing mentioned 3 posts up above. See how he does. I'm hoping he's right around 200! Once his cycles even out then we'll be able to figure out a good dose, we want to be able to give the same dose both times
 
Another bounce. Not too surprised since he did drop 300 points this morning! Hopefully he comes down a little bit by morning. Let's see how tomorrow goes and see what to do
 
Lovely midcycle greens though!

I would reduce to 1.6U since he went under 90. He will probably follow the same pattern of blue at PMPS then bounce overnight. If you can keep an eye on him tonight, do you think you could try shooting full dose if above 150-ish? It may help cut through a bounce and stop this pattern
 
Here I'am again.
He is now +3 - 100. So for sure his nadir will be under 90. I will test him again in 2 hours.
What should I do in the morning?
TY
@FrostD
 
Ah see he did not :) the full dose should help stop the bounce (note for anybody lurking this is strictly for Wolvi and his pattern as of late, it can be dangerous to shoot that dose at a low preshot without a bounce coming).

I'm hoping he's in the 200s tomorrow! If he is in the 200s I would shoot 1.2U. If he is 300 or higher do 1.6U. 150-199 I would try maybe 0.8U.

I know this is a lot but you're doing a great job! We just have to try to get him to stop bouncing
 
Ah darn, 466. Let's try to hold the 1.6U for a few days as long as he doesn't earn another reduction.

Does he eat anything after PM+6? Is he on any medications?
 
Hi, @FrostD

During the day he eats
PSAM
+3 sheba perfect portions
+6 miamor or true instinct, or others but all low C
+9 or + 10 little of LC too when he asks for
PSPM
+3 some low C
and then just at PSAM because during the night he sleeps and don't wake up for eat.
But I always test him before eat
I have microchip feeders for them because I have a renal girl and an skin alergic girl and I'm sure he doesn't eat orher food.
I also have an automatic feeder for him (for the night only) but most of the time he doesn't go there during the night.
He doesn't take any medication.
 
Finally!

Since he got that 66, let's try 1U if he's between 150-299. If he's 300 or higher try 1.2U (no those numbers are not typos). 1U may be a bit too low but I'm being cautious. We are almost to consistent dosing!
 
If you already fed him, and can monitor, I would try to estimate 0.1-0.25U. Or you can skip. But I suspect he went low enough and will bounce again, but giving anything higher than 0.25U is too risky in my opinion
 
Cris said:
Good morning :)

My boy being the same... :banghead::banghead:
This morning 135... after 1U last night
So I only gave him 0.2 U today
what do you think?
@FrostD
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If the preshot is lower than expected I would stall without feeding for 30-60 min and see if it's going up before deciding whether to reduce the shot.
 
JanetNJ said:
If the preshot is lower than expected I would stall without feeding for 30-60 min and see if it's going up before deciding whether to reduce the shot.
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Hi Janet
stall is something almost impossible here at home because I feed all my 6 cats at the same time and they know that is eating time and the go "crazy" if I don't gave them food.
Not easy specialy in the morning because they don't eat during the night :rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
He surely doesn't want to cooperate with what we're trying to do!

Looks like you have two choices - you can try to hold the 1U, or you can reduce your normal dose to 0.8U. I suspect the 1U took him down close to 90 last night, if not lower. Plus that 0.2U this morning also took him down to 90.
 
Cris said:
Hi Janet
stall is something almost impossible here at home because I feed all my 6 cats at the same time and they know that is eating time and the go "crazy" if I don't gave them food.
Not easy specialy in the morning because they don't eat during the night :rolleyes::rolleyes:
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I had six with my diabetic. (5 now). They will survive 30 min. Haha
 
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