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10/25 Michael amps 345 +6.25 321 pmps 281 +2 361
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Angela & Blackie & 3 Others
Member Since 2010
Re: 10/25 Michael amps 345
Michael's showing slow, but steady improvement with each dose increase that you give him. Keep up the excellent, steady work, and it'll happen. When will depend on Michael, though. This morning's #, however, IS better than yesterday morning's #, and that's always an improvement. Have a great day!
Michael's showing slow, but steady improvement with each dose increase that you give him. Keep up the excellent, steady work, and it'll happen. When will depend on Michael, though. This morning's #, however, IS better than yesterday morning's #, and that's always an improvement. Have a great day!
Paula
Member Since 2014
I don't understand why M's #'s @ pmps +2(361) raised 80pts since pmps 281. This doesn't make sense. This has been happening for a couple cycles. He is eating lc food and his eating hasn't changed. Any thoughts :?: Is his body getting used to high #'s :?: this makes me very nervous.
Thanks in advance
Paula :YMSIGH:
Thanks in advance
Paula :YMSIGH:
julie & punkin (ga)
Member Since 2011
When cats are in the midst of a bounce they can bobble around in higher numbers. He's still in the bounce. In some cats a bounce means high annd flat, but in many the bg's will have some movement but not a regular cycle.
With a normal non-bounce cycle the cat's bgs will decrease until nadir, around midcycle. When you see a cycle with kinda wonky numbers, you might suspect a bounce.
With a normal non-bounce cycle the cat's bgs will decrease until nadir, around midcycle. When you see a cycle with kinda wonky numbers, you might suspect a bounce.
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