03/11 | Zot | AMPS, 81, AMPS Stall 1: 88, AMPS Stall 2: 82, +5 77

ThisIsAllForZot said:
I always forget this! Added it, and yes he really is haha
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Hi Stephanie, I would think if you’re doing SLGS again he’s under 90 so it would be a skip, unless you’ve switched to TR then you could give the dose.
I can’t quite tell what Method you’re following because I know there was discussion about maybe going to TR.
I think you’re doing a drop dose is that correct? There’s not much lower than that so would need to skip if SLGS.
 
Staci & Ivy said:
Hi Stephanie, I would think if you’re doing SLGS again he’s under 90 so it would be a skip, unless you’ve switched to TR then you could give the dose.
I can’t quite tell what Method you’re following because I know there was discussion about maybe going to TR.
I think you’re doing a drop dose is that correct? There’s not much lower than that so would need to skip if SLGS.
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I'm about to test him again, if he's not over 90 I will skip. Still considering TR, though.
 
Sorry I'm just seeing this. As long as you are following SLGS, a skip was ok and that drop under 90 has earned you another reduction to what we describe as a drop dose. I'm tagging @Wendy&Neko to get her experienced eyes on your spreadsheet.
Some points of quick reference: Zot had an abscess which has since cleared up; there was a food change to all LC Wet; and he needs a dental.
 
Stephanie, have you thought about swapping to TR. If you did that you could shoot above 50 and be able to hold at the current dose a bit longer.
The reason I am suggesting this is because we want a strong remission for Zot and he is still giving us some higher blue numbers.
You are testing enough and not feeding so dry food.
 
Bron and Sheba (GA) said:
Stephanie, have you thought about swapping to TR. If you did that you could shoot above 50 and be able to hold at the current dose a bit longer.
The reason I am suggesting this is because we want a strong remission for Zot and he is still giving us some higher blue numbers.
You are testing enough and not feeding so dry food.
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Yes, there's been a lot of talk of swapping to TR over the past few days. I'm stocked up and have everything I need. I am willing to swap tonight.
Angela & Cleo said:
Sorry I'm just seeing this. As long as you are following SLGS, a skip was ok and that drop under 90 has earned you another reduction to what we describe as a drop dose. I'm tagging @Wendy&Neko to get her experienced eyes on your spreadsheet.
Some points of quick reference: Zot had an abscess which has since cleared up; there was a food change to all LC Wet; and he needs a dental.
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Yes he was supposed to be reduced to a drop dose this AM. <3 Thank you.
 
@ThisIsAllForZot
Hi Stephanie, I see you switched to TR on your spreadsheet. You also need to add that to your signature you can put after you have SLGS/TR 3-11 PMPS.
And on your spreadsheet where you need to add after TR 3-11 PMPS and we always ask members to put a blank line above the date you switched to TR and just put TR NOW and highlight any color
If you don't know how to do that you can just put it in the empty cells or square for 3-11 and just put TR and the date

If Zot ever drops below 50 that's when you would reduce following TR

If kitty drops below 40 (long term diabetic) or 50 (newly diagnosed diabetic) ( less than a year ) reduce the dose by 0.25 unit

@ThisIsAllForZot
 
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Diane Tyler's Mom GA said:
@ThisIsAllForZot
Hi Stephanie, I see you switched to TR on your spreadsheet. You also need to add that to your signature you can put after you have SLGS/TR 3-11 PMPS.
And on your spreadsheet where you need to add after TR 3-11 PMPS and we always ask members to put a blank line above the date you switched to TR and just put TR NOW and highlight any color
If you don't know how to do that you can just put it in the empty cells or square for 3-11 and just put TR and the date

If Zot ever drops below 50 that's when you would reduce following TR

If kitty drops below 40 (long term diabetic) or 50 (newly diagnosed diabetic) ( less than a year ) reduce the dose by 0.25 unit

@ThisIsAllForZot
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Does this look okay for now? I can put it like this until I figure out how to do a blank line. And is my signature okay?
 
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