10/16 Chloe - AMPS 79 | PMPS 99

[Librarianista]

Yesterday: https://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/10-15-chloe-amps-100-pmps-83.254269/

Just want to make sure I’m reading TR correctly. Since Chloe was initially diagnosed 1 year ago, she is now considered long-term, correct? And reductions for low BG occur at < 40 or we can attempt one after a week of greens?

 

[Sienne and Gabby (GA)]

Yes to both. It's not one or the other. If she drops below 40, reduce. If her numbers are normal range (mostly green) for a week, reduce.

If it were me, I'd try to prevent reductions. Chloe's still a bit high at pre-shot times. She's surfing in green numbers a good amount I'd just want to keep her in that range. The PS numbers are the last to come down.

 

[Librarianista]

Yes to both. It's not one or the other. If she drops below 40, reduce. If her numbers are normal range (mostly green) for a week, reduce.

If it were me, I'd try to prevent reductions. Chloe's still a bit high at pre-shot times. She's surfing in green numbers a good amount I'd just want to keep her in that range. The PS numbers are the last to come down.

Thank you. I was confirming that those were the two situations where I would reduce. Her higher PS numbers from this past week were likely due to the ulcer meds - definitely carb packed. Hoping to reduce next week if she stays like this

 

[Kathy and tiger]

The PS numbers are the last to come down.

Hi Sienne,
Does that apply only to long-term? That is good info to know! Thanks!


ETA: Thanks Alex!

 

[FrostD]

So glad to see the greens again!

 

[Sienne and Gabby (GA)]

@Kathy and tiger

Even for newly diagnosed kitties, the pre-shot numbers, typically AMPS, are the last to fall into line.