Ozzy Pawzbourne
Member Since 2016
Yesterday
Ozzy is back to pink preshots tonight after 3 wonderful days of blue preshots. That kinda stinks!
We see how he does tonight. I have a feeling he is going to head back up for some reason and we are going to need to increase in the near future.
Hubby and I had quite a discussion on what .75U looks like on the syringe. The width of the black plunger is much thicker than the unit markings on the barrel of the syringe. I went to the sticky information to double check and it shows .75 has the plunger exactly in between the lines. Makes sense right? But what exactly is a full unit mark on the syringe? Where does the top of the barrel go? If you had the syringe laying flat with the needle pointing to the left and the plunger to the right, going from zero to .5 to 1U to the right, where does the top of the plunger fall for 1U? Would it be exactly level with the top of the 1U line marking (to the left), in the middle of the hash marking, or just below it (to the right)? I only saw micro-dosing and in between the line dosing on the sticky info. This stuff can really drive you wild! I told hubby that it doesn't matter what we think is 1, as long as we make it look the same every time when we are going for 1 U. It may also be that Ozzy's .75U dose this whole time has been a little fatter than a true .75U. Oh well! I know others will say to use calipers but honestly, that just seems like so much work trying to figure out how many drops equals what dose. Maybe if we have to get to microdoses, we'll consider it. But I think we will be ok for now, as long as we are dosing consistently.
Ozzy doesn't look like he worked too hard on his hot spot today which is a relief. Maybe it's starting to feel better for him so he's leaving it alone. I put some more medicine on it with Neosporin and put his cone back on after dinner. He's such a good little boy and lets me squirt liquid crap all over his ouchies and slather them with gook and then put his little head in a cone and he never fusses at all. He pretty much lets me do anything.
I will try not to take advantage of this. Going to keep him in his cone for just a bit of time to let the medicine sink in. I really want this hot spot gone. It's doing a LOT better.
Hope everyone had a good Monday.
Ozzy is back to pink preshots tonight after 3 wonderful days of blue preshots. That kinda stinks!
We see how he does tonight. I have a feeling he is going to head back up for some reason and we are going to need to increase in the near future.Hubby and I had quite a discussion on what .75U looks like on the syringe. The width of the black plunger is much thicker than the unit markings on the barrel of the syringe. I went to the sticky information to double check and it shows .75 has the plunger exactly in between the lines. Makes sense right? But what exactly is a full unit mark on the syringe? Where does the top of the barrel go? If you had the syringe laying flat with the needle pointing to the left and the plunger to the right, going from zero to .5 to 1U to the right, where does the top of the plunger fall for 1U? Would it be exactly level with the top of the 1U line marking (to the left), in the middle of the hash marking, or just below it (to the right)? I only saw micro-dosing and in between the line dosing on the sticky info. This stuff can really drive you wild! I told hubby that it doesn't matter what we think is 1, as long as we make it look the same every time when we are going for 1 U. It may also be that Ozzy's .75U dose this whole time has been a little fatter than a true .75U. Oh well! I know others will say to use calipers but honestly, that just seems like so much work trying to figure out how many drops equals what dose. Maybe if we have to get to microdoses, we'll consider it. But I think we will be ok for now, as long as we are dosing consistently.
Ozzy doesn't look like he worked too hard on his hot spot today which is a relief. Maybe it's starting to feel better for him so he's leaving it alone. I put some more medicine on it with Neosporin and put his cone back on after dinner. He's such a good little boy and lets me squirt liquid crap all over his ouchies and slather them with gook and then put his little head in a cone and he never fusses at all. He pretty much lets me do anything.
I will try not to take advantage of this. Going to keep him in his cone for just a bit of time to let the medicine sink in. I really want this hot spot gone. It's doing a LOT better.Hope everyone had a good Monday.
. Things are steady here cat wise but our weather is currently crazy ...waiting out tornado warnings 
but we are use to it growing up here 
