Lydia & Sid & Jake(GA)
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I agree Laurie. His afternoon numbers weren't too great. I know I'm supposed to hold the same dose over the course of 2-3 days, but I decided to increase him to 1.4 because I can monitor him better on the weekend than I can during the week. I've been testing him about every hour and I see no evidence that he is going anywhere below 200 and this afternoon his lowest point was 280. He really needs to come down below 200 and that means more insulin unless I'm missing something. I appreciate any thoughts you have on the increase - whether a good idea or no...
Whole cat report - seems ravenously hungry. Did I mention he has gained a pound? In the hospital he was down to around 4 pounds and he is now 5.4. He grooms, purrs, talks, etc. He doesn't play though but hasn't since December when he was first hospitalized. He is 15, but he was very playful before he became sick and had favorite toys that he liked to carry around the house while he meowed the entire time. He has not done that in a long time.
Last condo http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=64583

Whole cat report - seems ravenously hungry. Did I mention he has gained a pound? In the hospital he was down to around 4 pounds and he is now 5.4. He grooms, purrs, talks, etc. He doesn't play though but hasn't since December when he was first hospitalized. He is 15, but he was very playful before he became sick and had favorite toys that he liked to carry around the house while he meowed the entire time. He has not done that in a long time.
Last condo http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=64583