Linda and Scooter & Jack
Member Since 2012
Hi Folks:
yesterday
So as I write we are entering +49 without insulin. I must say the hours are beginning to get hard to keep straight. :smile: Scooter is doing terrific this morning. In fact he seems to have more energy which is great to see. He goes up if he gets some food and then back down but his numbers have remained in the 100's. I called his Vet this morning but MN is pretty much snowed in so I left a message. I have her cell but I reserve using it for emergencies. With 13 kitties there are often emergencies.
I think we have become the poster children for the damage dry kibble can do to a cat. I had no idea Scooter was getting into the kibble. In fact I was sure he wasn't getting any kibble. :roll: :lol:
I got a 3 hr nap after the game and then 8 hrs of uninterrupted sleep!
I learned that something happened on my way to 50 yrs old. I no longer have a stay up for days at a time gene. :lol:
I still need to tell you all how much support I felt from you all. This place is truly heaven for diabetic kitties and their beans. I am not just talking about the last couple of days but from the moment Scooter and I arrived in December. I felt like I was taking a university course in diabetes at times. The patience and tolerance you all have is humbling to me. Most of all I love that you all love cats too!
So as I have learned here I need a plan. My plan so far is to not give him insulin unless his numbers change up. I know if they do he needs a new dose. His depot must be empty now so it would be like starting all over again. So my idea is to start him at .5U if I have to.
I am open to any ideas and suggestions you all have. My spreadsheet is up to date because some smart women suggested it over the whole 2 days. :RAHCAT
Again, I am humbled by all your kindness ladies. :YMHUG:
Thank You!
Linda
yesterday
So as I write we are entering +49 without insulin. I must say the hours are beginning to get hard to keep straight. :smile: Scooter is doing terrific this morning. In fact he seems to have more energy which is great to see. He goes up if he gets some food and then back down but his numbers have remained in the 100's. I called his Vet this morning but MN is pretty much snowed in so I left a message. I have her cell but I reserve using it for emergencies. With 13 kitties there are often emergencies.
I think we have become the poster children for the damage dry kibble can do to a cat. I had no idea Scooter was getting into the kibble. In fact I was sure he wasn't getting any kibble. :roll: :lol:
I got a 3 hr nap after the game and then 8 hrs of uninterrupted sleep!
I still need to tell you all how much support I felt from you all. This place is truly heaven for diabetic kitties and their beans. I am not just talking about the last couple of days but from the moment Scooter and I arrived in December. I felt like I was taking a university course in diabetes at times. The patience and tolerance you all have is humbling to me. Most of all I love that you all love cats too!
So as I have learned here I need a plan. My plan so far is to not give him insulin unless his numbers change up. I know if they do he needs a new dose. His depot must be empty now so it would be like starting all over again. So my idea is to start him at .5U if I have to.
I am open to any ideas and suggestions you all have. My spreadsheet is up to date because some smart women suggested it over the whole 2 days. :RAHCAT
Again, I am humbled by all your kindness ladies. :YMHUG:
Thank You!
Linda