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[Teresa & KitKat]

This is a new one I asked her to post in prozinc.
https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/new-member-former-member-needs-food-dosing-help.296479/

I think tech is a bit challenging so you may need to look for Teresa in both places. Thanks so much!

I started that thread on Tuesday In Prozinc.

 

[Suzanne & Darcy]

I started that thread on Tuesday In Prozinc.

Thank you. I will reply over on the ProZinc forum.

 

[Teresa & KitKat]

And can you please update your spreadsheet with the last couple of days of data? Thank you. Also, I will put my 2 cents in about Friskies. Friskies is fine to feed a diabetic cat from a low carb standpoint (the classic pates such as liver and chicken dinner, poultry platter, etc.) The phosphorus levels in them are, I believe, too high for a cat with kidney disease or, in my opinion, for a cat who is older. I always feed lower phosphorus foods to my cats who are about 7 or older — tor reduce the workload on their kidneys. Right now I am feeding the Weruva BFF play pates and there’s also a Royal Canin Aging 12+ food that’s really good on phosphorus, although a little lower in calories than an underweight cat would need. All of my cats absolutely LOVE that food. Even sick cats seem to like it (it helped one of my own and a friend’s cat who was not eating.). I have a list of low carb foods that are also low and moderate phosphorus if you would like to see it. It’s not a really long, overwhelming list.

Yes, I would love to see your list. Can you get the Royal Canin Aging 12+ with out a script. Kit Kat had been on Royal Canin urinary SO for his blockage, he always peed no more than 1 or 2 times a day, even before the blockage. Then he started peeing a lot, I took him to the vet and he said that he had glucose in his urine, he put him on Royal Canin Glycobablance and put him on a diet trying to see if we could keep the diabetes at bay. No, such luck. How, many carbs are in RC Aging +12. I have no problems buying him other foods. He started insulin on Royal Canin wet & dry, I was just trying to get food with lower carbs. I sure do appreciate your help.

 

[Teresa & KitKat]

Yes, I would love to see your list. Can you get the Royal Canin Aging 12+ with out a script. Kit Kat had been on Royal Canin urinary SO for his blockage, he always peed no more than 1 or 2 times a day, even before the blockage. Then he started peeing a lot, I took him to the vet and he said that he had glucose in his urine, he put him on Royal Canin Glycobablance and put him on a diet trying to see if we could keep the diabetes at bay. No, such luck. How, many carbs are in RC Aging +12. I have no problems buying him other foods. He started insulin on Royal Canin wet & dry, I was just trying to get food with lower carbs. I sure do appreciate your help.

I looked on the vets list on this site and it shows that RC 12+ had 20 carbs.

 

[Teresa & KitKat]

And can you please update your spreadsheet with the last couple of days of data? Thank you. Also, I will put my 2 cents in about Friskies. Friskies is fine to feed a diabetic cat from a low carb standpoint (the classic pates such as liver and chicken dinner, poultry platter, etc.) The phosphorus levels in them are, I believe, too high for a cat with kidney disease or, in my opinion, for a cat who is older. I always feed lower phosphorus foods to my cats who are about 7 or older — tor reduce the workload on their kidneys. Right now I am feeding the Weruva BFF play pates and there’s also a Royal Canin Aging 12+ food that’s really good on phosphorus, although a little lower in calories than an underweight cat would need. All of my cats absolutely LOVE that food. Even sick cats seem to like it (it helped one of my own and a friend’s cat who was not eating.). I have a list of low carb foods that are also low and moderate phosphorus if you would like to see it. It’s not a really long, overwhelming list.

Yes, I would love to see your list so I can get him on some different food.

 

[Teresa & KitKat]

And can you please update your spreadsheet with the last couple of days of data? Thank you. Also, I will put my 2 cents in about Friskies. Friskies is fine to feed a diabetic cat from a low carb standpoint (the classic pates such as liver and chicken dinner, poultry platter, etc.) The phosphorus levels in them are, I believe, too high for a cat with kidney disease or, in my opinion, for a cat who is older. I always feed lower phosphorus foods to my cats who are about 7 or older — tor reduce the workload on their kidneys. Right now I am feeding the Weruva BFF play pates and there’s also a Royal Canin Aging 12+ food that’s really good on phosphorus, although a little lower in calories than an underweight cat would need. All of my cats absolutely LOVE that food. Even sick cats seem to like it (it helped one of my own and a friend’s cat who was not eating.). I have a list of low carb foods that are also low and moderate phosphorus if you would like to see it. It’s not a really long, overwhelming list.

I would like a copy of the list.