1/27/21 - Squeaky! AMPS = 69 +2.5=78 +6=84 PMPS=196

[Jan D & Squeaky]

https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/1-26-21-squeaky-amps-185-6-93-10-133-pmps-150.242139/

Why do cats hate laptops? They don’t have a mouse.

He's not eating a whole lot, some from his dish, but he's really enjoying the little bit of kibble that he's getting to reward his tricks. Squeaky's energy is good and so is his interest in everything. It's so happy to see the improvements (except I have to chase him more to give him his meds) and he's down to 2 units now!!!!

YAY GROUP! THANKS EVERYONE FOR HELPING US GET THIS FAR!!!

 

[Bandit's Mom]

Squeaky looks like a different cat these days!

 

[Jan D & Squeaky]

Squeaky looks like a different cat these days!

Hi Bhooma! Thanks! He is and others have noticed too --in person! I see that Bandit has some nice greens and blues lately too! YAY US!

 

[Olive & Paula]

Look at you Squeaky !!!! Keep up the good work.

 

[Jan D & Squeaky]

Look at you Squeaky !!!! Keep up the good work.

Thanks Paula! Wow your cheering us on is helping both of us.

 

[JaxBenji]

Congrats on the reduction Though on SLGS, I thought it generally wasn't recommended to shoot under 90.

We usually don't suggest or recommend shooting a preshot number less than 90 mg/dL when following the SLGS Method. Remember that with SLGS, generally speaking, your goal is to achieve flat numbers that are greater than 90 mg/dL. However, let experience, data collected, knowledge of your cat, and availability to monitor help in making the best decisions for your cat.

Even on TR, if I shoot a low number, I make sure I can monitor and grab a +2 (and sometimes a +1). I would grab an early test if you can incase you need to intervene with food.

 

[carfurby (GA)]

It's great to hear Squeaky is doing so well. Congrats on the reducie. I hope Squeaky surfs safely.

 

[Jan D & Squeaky]

Congrats on the reduction Though on SLGS, I thought it generally wasn't recommended to shoot under 90.

We usually don't suggest or recommend shooting a preshot number less than 90 mg/dL when following the SLGS Method. Remember that with SLGS, generally speaking, your goal is to achieve flat numbers that are greater than 90 mg/dL. However, let experience, data collected, knowledge of your cat, and availability to monitor help in making the best decisions for your cat.

Even on TR, if I shoot a low number, I make sure I can monitor and grab a +2 (and sometimes a +1). I would grab an early test if you can incase you need to intervene with food.

Whoops you are right. I forgot! Yes I will get a +2. I gave him a snack a little while ago. I am here today.

 

[Jan D & Squeaky]

It's great to hear Squeaky is doing so well. Congrats on the reducie. I hope Squeaky surfs safely.

Thanks Carla! Wow Furball needs to get back to those blues and greens. I hope his numbers come down today!

 

[JOJI and Kit]

looking good today. keep up the great work team squeaky

 

[Jan D & Squeaky]

looking good today. keep up the great work team squeaky

YAY! Thank you!!!

Congrats on the reduction Though on SLGS, I thought it generally wasn't recommended to shoot under 90. Even on TR, if I shoot a low number, I make sure I can monitor and grab a +2 (and sometimes a +1). I would grab an early test if you can incase you need to intervene with food.

Susanne, what I'm amazed about here is that even with the shot, his numbers are staying relatively flat.... no bounce. (so far that is). Does this kind of indicate he was ready for the reduction? Thanks!