30/01, Neo, 187 AMBG, 193 PMPS, OTJ fail

Typically we like to see a kitty in solid green before removing insulin, and he had seen lots of mid and even upper blues on 0.1 units before. But also skipped shots so the depot wasn't built and hard to say what 0.1 units can really do. Paws crossed this time you can get a better idea.

It's also good that you put him back on insulin quickly so he didn't spend time in higher numbers.

Good luck with this dose.
 
Wendy&Neko said:
Typically we like to see a kitty in solid green before removing insulin, and he had seen lots of mid and even upper blues on 0.1 units before. But also skipped shots so the depot wasn't built and hard to say what 0.1 units can really do. Paws crossed this time you can get a better idea.

It's also good that you put him back on insulin quickly so he didn't spend time in higher numbers.

Good luck with this dose.
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As you can see on his SS 0.25 made him go hypo, that's why the 0.1 And tbh I had a lot of faith after the missing shots (and tests... I just didn't have the energy to do anything these last few days, haven't slept well) and see that his BG was in the greens
I'm feeling really frustrated right now tbh
 
I know he went low on 0.25 units, so you had to reduce. If 0.1 units is too much and he's still seeing blues, there is a dose we call "a drop". Hope you catch up on your sleep soon.
 
Wendy&Neko said:
I know he went low on 0.25 units, so you had to reduce. If 0.1 units is too much and he's still seeing blues, there is a dose we call "a drop". Hope you catch up on your sleep soon.
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What is the drop dose? Haven't heard of that before
And thanks
 
To get a drop in, you push hard on the syringe plunger, then put it into the pen/vial. Then release the pressure and that vacuums up a drop.
 
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