? 3/5/21 - Squeaky PMPS = 336 AMPS= 291 +8=133

Jan D & Squeaky

Jan D & Squeaky

Member Since 2020
https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/3-4-21-squeaky-amps-299-6-305-pmps-336-not-fasting.244126/

Did you hear about the cat that climbed the Himalayas? She was a sher-paw.

Squeaky is obviously not doing so well. I hope he feels better and stabilizes soon. I am worried about him. He wouldn't play mouse, or even track the mouse with his eyes. He didn't run away when I told him it was time for his medicine routine.

He did run a little when it was time for the shot. And he's eating well.

I increased his buprenorphine to a full dose (I was giving him 3/4 of a dose).
 
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Bandit's Mom said:
Sorry to hear this, Jan. Wonder if it's the high numbers? After weeks of good numbers, it must be disorienting.
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carfurby said:
I hope Squeaky feels better soon. Sending prayers. :bighug:
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Olive & Paula said:
Hope he feels better soon.
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Thanks everyone! Your compassion and prayers help so much.

Bhooma, it was like his whole system got a bit discombobulated again. Diarrhea, some nausea, and high numbers. Drinking a lot, peeing a lot. Everything slipped. May be my fault. I was giving him some chicken canned food and high protein kibble as treats because he was enjoying them so much. He was not eating the other stuff and it kept him interested in food.

However yesterday I made a food reversal...... I made him some beef jerky/kibble sized so that would improve the treats. And I got some lamb canned food which he likes. Serving it alongside the beef or pork (raw) and ham baby food.

Hopefully all this will help.

I also called my insurance company. You know this is a really good time to get help of all kinds because of the pandemic. They have increased mental health services. So I'm engaging a therapist to help me make it through the inevitable -- Squeaky's passing into the light. Because when he doesn't feel well, I just kind of droop. It would be so beneficial to have some help and support during this so I won't have to face it alone.

I think the larger dose of buprenorphine has helped. He's perked up a bit.

Thanks everyone for checking in and for listening.
 
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