10/12 Coco AMPS 592

[win&coco]

He went to the vet. We found a new clinic that is closer to us and they decided to keep him hospitalized to check him and monitor him at night. They will do blood work and I asked them to see if any of his organs seem to be damaged because all this High numbers.
I'm scared to be honest, I just want him to get better Is this always going to be like this? Too much panic I feel every day. Could his FeLV doing this worse? Last we checked he didn't have the "active" virus.

 

[Connie & Parker & Moonie]

No advice but I’ll be praying for you and Coco. I hope that he feels better soon and the lab work comes back with good results.

 

[win&coco]

No advice but I’ll be praying for you and Coco. I hope that he feels better soon and the lab work comes back with good results.

Thank you, you are so kind.

 

[Anoud&Mocha]

I totally understand the panic. Having him monitored at the hospital tonight is reassuring, and I really hope the tests bring some answers. Hang in there, you’re an amazing cat parent! Sending so much love to you and sweet Coco.

 

[Wendy&Neko]

Not sure why he has to be monitored at the hospital. Neko's spreadsheet was awful at the beginning, lots of "Hi" numbers resulting from bounces. The solution was more insulin. A short term of higher numbers is not damaging. What is damaging is a long term higher numbers from not enough insulin. I had asked the same question of Neko's internal medicine vet, and that's what he told me.

The solution to those high numbers is a higher insulin dose.

Coco was only diagnosed a little over 3 months ago which is relatively recent. It takes time to find a good dose that will bring down his numbers and you have just started giving insulin twice a day, which is what he needed. Following the dosing methods will help you get his blood sugars into a good range.