MelanieAndRacci
Member Since 2010
Yesterday: http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=80795
10/9 Racci AMPS-166,+3.5-133,+8-108,PMPS-119
Hi Everyone!
Well another medium high blue to start out with but I'm hoping she might go down today. I had to give her a dose increase since she was taking too long to come down. I'll just get her back where she needs to be and worry about bringing the dose down again later. What's important is keeping her numbers low to prevent damage to her organs and legs since she's such an old girl and has damage from old age as well as the diabetes as it is.
I got to speak to the vet about her test results this morning. (She had taken a long weekend). She answered my questions about the high amylase and lipase counts. The reason they don't pay attention to them being high is because of her age it seems. As they age, they are expected to show some wear & tear on their organs and combined with diabetes, that would explain the high values. The doc did not see any indication of illness and thought she looked great. She said if I wanted to be double sure or saw anything that gave me reason to suspect infection, I could bring her a sample of urine and she would test for a UTI since that would also affect those numbers but she didn't see any indication of it. I have to decide whether to go further based on whether her numbers come down or not I guess. ohmygod_smile
This could only happen to me! The new shipment of food, the 5.5oz cans of food, are loose and gravied like the ones that started the whole food mess!!!!!! The date on these are Sept, 2014. These are the brand new shipments!!!! Now I'm wondering if it's Merrick that's changing the formula??? What do you think?
Hugs,
Melanie & Racci
10/9 Racci AMPS-166,+3.5-133,+8-108,PMPS-119
Hi Everyone!
Well another medium high blue to start out with but I'm hoping she might go down today. I had to give her a dose increase since she was taking too long to come down. I'll just get her back where she needs to be and worry about bringing the dose down again later. What's important is keeping her numbers low to prevent damage to her organs and legs since she's such an old girl and has damage from old age as well as the diabetes as it is.
I got to speak to the vet about her test results this morning. (She had taken a long weekend). She answered my questions about the high amylase and lipase counts. The reason they don't pay attention to them being high is because of her age it seems. As they age, they are expected to show some wear & tear on their organs and combined with diabetes, that would explain the high values. The doc did not see any indication of illness and thought she looked great. She said if I wanted to be double sure or saw anything that gave me reason to suspect infection, I could bring her a sample of urine and she would test for a UTI since that would also affect those numbers but she didn't see any indication of it. I have to decide whether to go further based on whether her numbers come down or not I guess. ohmygod_smile
This could only happen to me! The new shipment of food, the 5.5oz cans of food, are loose and gravied like the ones that started the whole food mess!!!!!! The date on these are Sept, 2014. These are the brand new shipments!!!! Now I'm wondering if it's Merrick that's changing the formula??? What do you think?
Hugs,
Melanie & Racci