She's not used to blues, and is bouncing again. That blue is progress.
216 last test +8 giving pmps at 12:45 so not going to test till then but happy for the progress any progress helps! Finally got her to eat some purebites she likes them willingly she’s so picky with treats so finally found something she likes other then her HC greenies which she can’t have. The vets keep saying her teeth look okay but I know she had a complete reabsorption. I have an appointment with another vet the 11th so another opinion but probably no more bloodwork unless we do a dental if not bloodwork in June again. Might run another urine soon.She's not used to blues, and is bouncing again. That blue is progress.
Because people are afraid of letting their cat get into "green" numbers.why can it be so hard to treat?
It'll keep coming back if you let her linger in numbers that aren't in the normal range. If Neko went 5 days without greens, she'd get it. Not sure what you mean by normal range of doses. Cats need however much insulin they need. There can be so many other factors that impact the dose needed, such as needing dentals, eating dry food, secondary conditions such as hyperthyroidism, pancreatitis, being overweight, medications that cause higher blood sugars. We have a saying here ECID, every cat is different.Does it keep coming back? And for diabetic cats what are the normal range of doses ?
Yes we are definitely trying, I’d love to see greens. I seen some better numbers today thankfully I have a feeling we might bounce so not sure if I should hold this 4u our normal 7 days or go to 4.25u and start there with 7 days, ik we shouldn’t increase when their bouncing.The "treatment" for glucose toxicity is getting to a dose where she sees normal BG numbers more frequently, so she becomes used to them.
Because people are afraid of letting their cat get into "green" numbers.
It'll keep coming back if you let her linger in numbers that aren't in the normal range. If Neko went 5 days without greens, she'd get it. Not sure what you mean by normal range of doses. Cats need however much insulin they need. There can be so many other factors that impact the dose needed, such as needing dentals, eating dry food, secondary conditions such as hyperthyroidism, pancreatitis, being overweight, medications that cause higher blood sugars. We have a saying here ECID, every cat is different.
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