? 10/09 Rico AMPS 296, +3 286, +6 316, +9 264, PMPS 299, +4 146 Insulin doesn't kick in!

[Carol & Rico]

10/07 Rico AMPS 269, +3 58, +4 67, +6 125, +9 256

I didn't post his numbers yesterday. Here they are: AMPS 290, +2 339, +5 256, +8 278, PMPS 332, +3 248

Apart from the 10/7, his numbers seem to remain unaffected by the insulin shots. It can't be because of the Lantus pens - I've already changed 3!
What am I doing wrong this time? How do I proceed? Increase to 1U tomorrow morning?

@Wendy&Neko
@Bandit's Mom
@tiffmaxee
@Yanna

 

[Bandit's Mom]

He might be bouncing from the low greens he saw day before yesterday. Give him 6 cycles from those greens to clear any bounce and let's see where he lands.

 

[Carol & Rico]

He might be bouncing from the low greens he saw day before yesterday. Give him 6 cycles from those greens to clear any bounce and let's see where he lands.

That is one more day until the 6 cycle.
Has this ever happened before? Kitties taking too long to respond? Or not at all?
I mean, in the past, Rico used to respond very well and very fast to insulin.

 

[Bandit's Mom]

Has this ever happened before? Kitties taking too long to respond? Or not at all?
I mean, in the past, Rico used to respond very well and very fast to insulin.

Yes, it can vary from kitty to kitty. Some cats take longer to get regulated. Others flip a switch to blues and greens!

I know it's hard to see those high numbers. Let's see what he does today.

And if you have started a new pen, stick with it.

 

[Wendy&Neko]

Nice to see he's coming down tonight.

Typically kitties come out of remission are more bouncy the second time, and a little harder to get back into remission. If you don't see green by end of tomorrow, I'd increase. You don't want to hold doses too long.