10/27 Chloe - AMPS 115 | PMPS 118

[Librarianista]

Yesterday: https://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/10-26-chloe-amps-85-pmps-101.254702/

How did the Pepcid experiment go? I didn't see any vomiting on her SS so I guess it went well!

No spit up yesterday! Forgot to give her the Pepcid before breakfast this morning, but she got it right after. Hopefully the food helps keep her tum settled.

 

[Katherine&Ruby]

Yesterday: https://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/10-26-chloe-amps-85-pmps-101.254702/



No spit up yesterday! Forgot to give her the Pepcid before breakfast this morning, but she got it right after. Hopefully the food helps keep her tum settled.

I’m glad to hear no spit up! I’ve read that it’s best to give Pepcid at night before you go to bed to prevent early morning hunger pukes, but I am not sure that’s Chloe’s issue.

 

[Librarianista]

I’m glad to hear no spit up! I’ve read that it’s best to give Pepcid at night before you go to bed to prevent early morning hunger pukes, but I am not sure that’s Chloe’s issue.

Yeah, she usually spits up before dinner, not breakfast. So shifting 12 hours isn't a problem for me.

 

[Librarianista]

Went out for the evening, and she had spit up while we were gone. Not sure the Pepcid is the thing for her.
Not much appetite for dinner yet, but she normally comes around to it before insulin hits.

 

[Katherine&Ruby]

I'm wondering if slippery elm with aloe would be a good option instead of pepcid. It does wonders for my cats. I mix it in their food in their overnight feeder with just an 1/8th of a spoon of it mixed with some water and it prevents pukes. Here's more about it here: https://littlebigcat.com/slippery-elm/. @Suzanne & Darcy is a big supporter of using it as well.