? 12/11- BEAR- amps 320- bounce?

Bounce seems likely? I think? I'm not sure I have the hang of this yet, especially with no PM numbers to look at. But most cats seem to bounce from unaccustomed lows, so it would make sense. See where he goes next - and I hope it's smooth for you both!
 
There's pretty much only one way to tell, ale that's the dreadful waiting game.
My boy would bounce back, but then stay high many times. Which just meant another increase. I think bounces typically only last 2 days I believe? So I just had to wait it out to see which it would be. Sorry I can't offer more. I'm new to it all too, but that's been my experience.
Safe surfing!
 
Bouncing can happen when cats have steep drops or hit lower BG than they are used to. For most cats who bounce, bounces will typically clear within 6 cycles (3 days), although I have seen cats (very very rarely take longer). For bouncy kitties, it’s also a matter of watching whether they begin to clear bounces more quickly, which is where know thy cat comes into play. Why this is important is because CG who are new and just gathering data on how their cat responds to carbs and insulin will often see higher numbers and think their cat needs an increase. That’s where patience comes into play ;) .
 
Allie & Gen said:
Bounce seems likely? I think? I'm not sure I have the hang of this yet, especially with no PM numbers to look at. But most cats seem to bounce from unaccustomed lows, so it would make sense. See where he goes next - and I hope it's smooth for you both!
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That’s what im thinking too 🥹 or hoping for anyway, since we had our first low #s day!
 
Tyleete said:
There's pretty much only one way to tell, ale that's the dreadful waiting game.
My boy would bounce back, but then stay high many times. Which just meant another increase. I think bounces typically only last 2 days I believe? So I just had to wait it out to see which it would be. Sorry I can't offer more. I'm new to it all too, but that's been my experience.
Safe surfing!
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Just when we think we have them figured out 🥸 haha
 
Christie & Maverick said:
Bouncing can happen when cats have steep drops or hit lower BG than they are used to. For most cats who bounce, bounces will typically clear within 6 cycles (3 days), although I have seen cats (very very rarely take longer). For bouncy kitties, it’s also a matter of watching whether they begin to clear bounces more quickly, which is where know thy cat comes into play. Why this is important is because CG who are new and just gathering data on how their cat responds to carbs and insulin will often see higher numbers and think their cat needs an increase. That’s where patience comes into play ;) .
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Yesterday was sooo goood 😩 haha
We will have to wait and see what tricks bear has up his sleeve, I suppose! I havent been able to get too many #s today as i am at work but going to see where hes sitting when i get home 🤞
 
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