12/28 Max AMPS 403 +4 359 +6 282 +8 242 +9 158 + 10 118

Max & Lori

Max & Lori

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Huge bounce from getting greens yesterday. Is there anything at all I can do to avoid all of this bouncing @Wendy&Neko @FrostD @Bandit's Mom @tiffmaxee I am not sure if I’m doing something wrong. I feed him to keep him cruising but once I see he’s going up, I stop feeding until it’s PS time. Is this something that he’s just going to do no matter what? I suppose part of the reason for the high numbers is the asthma attack yesterday. https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/thr...68-2-225-5-94-6-78-7-102.257153/#post-2893609
 
I'm sorry about the asthma attack. I hope Max is doing better today. Sometimes you can feed to slow the drop if you catch it in time and that sometimes help with bouncing. I've not had much luck doing that though.
 
Like Carla said, about the only thing you can do is feed to slow the dive. Looking at his SS, his dives usually happen from +3 to +4, and/or +4 to +5. Do you feed him at all at +3, or 4?

If it were me I'd see if there's a way to change his food around to give him a larger snack at +3.5 ish
 
Max & Lori said:
Huge bounce from getting greens yesterday. Is there anything at all I can do to avoid all of this bouncing @Wendy&Neko @FrostD @Bandit's Mom @tiffmaxee I am not sure if I’m doing something wrong. I feed him to keep him cruising but once I see he’s going up, I stop feeding until it’s PS time. Is this something that he’s just going to do no matter what? I suppose part of the reason for the high numbers is the asthma attack yesterday. https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/thr...68-2-225-5-94-6-78-7-102.257153/#post-2893609
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Dont feel bad my kitty is bouncy too. It's just something that happens. I have noticed as we have gone on the bounces seem fewer and not quite as high.

I'm sorry about the asthma attack I'm sure that can complicate things furthur:bighug::bighug::bighug:
 
FrostD said:
Like Carla said, about the only thing you can do is feed to slow the dive. Looking at his SS, his dives usually happen from +3 to +4, and/or +4 to +5. Do you feed him at all at +3, or 4?

If it were me I'd see if there's a way to change his food around to give him a larger snack at +3.5 ish
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Agree! :-)

The asthma attack would have contributed to higher numbers last night. I hope he's feeling better today?

Btw, his name's missing from the title :-)
 
FrostD said:
Like Carla said, about the only thing you can do is feed to slow the dive. Looking at his SS, his dives usually happen from +3 to +4, and/or +4 to +5. Do you feed him at all at +3, or 4?

If it were me I'd see if there's a way to change his food around to give him a larger snack at +3.5 ish
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I do feed him at +3 and +4 as well but I will experiment and see it makes a difference. Thanks!
 
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