10/27 Lucian AMPS 136 +5/160,+10.5/146,PMPS 165

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Looking more normal, but whether he jumps back up is another issue. He got down to 86, that I know of, I fell asleep between 3-6AM.

Had to push him off the bed, he was yakkin' this morning, but I checked and didn't see any fur balls.
 
We'll see what he does tomorrow.

I'm going to email his vet and have her look at his SS last week. I swear, I know more about FD than she does, but if he climbs right back up, she may agree that there could be an underlying infection and work with me on the bill.

What is the drug I don't want to give? He had it last time he was there with no reaction, but I really don't want to risk it. Is there a good antibiotic w/out sugar? Injectionible has to be given IM right? If she'd show me that, I could do it myself, but I'm not counting on that. I can NOT pill a cat, the pockets are a waste of money, been there done that and the pink crap gets slung all over the house. Anyone have any suggestions about antibiotics?

Keep fingers crossed for us.
 
Covenia is what you don't want. Chip gets clavamox tablets, the clavamox liquid I believe usually has syrup.

Don't know about other injectable abs.

Looks like the R got the job done.
 
Baytril is another go ab and I believe there is an injectable version but don't quote me on it.

Mel, Maxwell, Autumn and The Fur Gang
 
Got more questions???

Spent the last 30 mins going over his SS since 7/23 when he started the Lev. On the few times I gave the R, which you know should be in and out in about 4 hrs. It seems as though it causes the Lev to have a faster onset. It should be gone long before Lev onset. When using the R with Lantus, it kicked in, lowered, climbed, and by +4 would be about 100 points lower than the PS reading for the lantus to grab onto. It looks to me like the Lev is grabbing it at the same time. I can't be sure, I'm used to using the R, so I don't test every hour after I give it because I know how it effects him, but that was with Lantus. If I have to give it with the Lev again, I'm going to do the hourly tests to see the difference. It could very well be that it does NOT preform the same with Lev, since whatever insulin I'm giving is still in the depot maybe it reacts differently by lasting longer than 4 hrs or with Lev it may cause a quicker onset. But even if that's the case, he will still be lower almost the entire cycle rather than nadiring about +10.

I hope someone with experience can understand what I'm trying to say. I know there are very few with R experience to begin with and I don't know anyone that uses it with Lev.

I may have to start keeping some kind of blog, just to have this info for others that may end up in the same situation, since I can't find any info on it anywhere. We'll be a Science study! :thumbup Lord knows, we need all the facts we can get since most vets are pretty much clueless.

Plus, I'd never remember it if I don't write it down. :lol:

Any ideas or thoughts on this?
 
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