Yes me too! So tomorrow is day 7 of holding the 1.5 units. His BS hasn’t dropped down to 200 ( couldn’t do any curves this weekend) from what I’ve tested, so per SLGS, would I up his dose to 1.75 starting Tuesday?hey would you look at that! Some yellows!
I like what 1.5 is doing, that looks like progress![]()




Hello,Hi Katrina, how long since the shot? Have you fed only LC or was the Friskies higher carbs?
Great! also, tomorrow morning if it’s under 100, should I give him the 1.50 units? Or maybe go down to 1 unit?I think you are good for the night.
With SLGS he has earned a reduction by dropping below 90, so you would go down to 1.25UGreat! also, tomorrow morning if it’s under 100, should I give him the 1.50 units? Or maybe go down to 1 unit?
Sorry I wasn't around when his BG was dropping like that. It is always a bit scary. You did a great job though!! And it is great that he is responding to the insulin.Great! also, tomorrow morning if it’s under 100, should I give him the 1.50 units? Or maybe go down to 1 unit?
Oh yes your right, I knew that lol I was just in such a panic state of mind last night when I asked that hahaWith SLGS he has earned a reduction by dropping below 90, so you would go down to 1.25U
No you’re fine! It was late at night I didn’t even expect anyone to reply lol but oh yes you’re also right, it’s not based of the AMPS or PMPS, i did the reduction based of his numbers yesterday!Sorry I wasn't around when his BG was dropping like that. It is always a bit scary. You did a great job though!! And it is great that he is responding to the insulin.
Remember the dose isn't determined by the AMPS or PMPS but how low the dose takes Bubbas and as Bhooma noted he earned a reduction to 1.25U under SLGS by going under 90 yesterday.
Be prepared for a big bounce as his body had not seen such low numbers like that in a while. Not sure if you are familiar with bouncing?
BOUNCE: When a cat’s BG numbers drop into a low range, drop fast, or drop into a range the cat is no longer used to, the liver and pancreas may respond by releasing a stored form of glucose along with counterregulatory hormones. This causes numbers to spike back upward. It can take up to 3 days/6 cycles for a bounce to clear.