Yesterday http://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=70631 Neko had a nice little run into very low 200's with a toe dip into the blue lagoon and resulting bounce last night.
So this morning's number was a complete surprise. I'm not sure if she is over the bounce yet, that would be rather quick for her. Still waiting for a time when she is settled for a dosecrease. Instead, today we start a new Lantus cartridge. I'm quite impressed by my local Save On Foods pharmacy and their knowledge of cats and insulin. I called in for a vial and the pharmacist convinced me to do the cartridges instead (not pens).
Neko is currently parked on the floor in front of the autofeeder. DH suggested we should put a bed out for her there because she will literally be there until it delivers the goods. She did a quick yard patrol after breakfast, but you wouldn't want to miss an important event like the autofeeder! :lol:
Testing ketones is getting trickier as the number of pees is going down and much less predictable. She uses the litter box when we come back from rowing, but not for pee.
OT rowing report: It's almost time for sunglasses for the 5:30 AM rowing. Hard to believe. Beautiful blue skies and the expected wind did not show so the water was pretty flat. But it is cold this morning so we were all wearing our pogies (hand covers). There are a couple of geese on Gray Rocks Islands, squawking at us as we go by so definitely nesting. Nothing cuter than having to navigate around momma duck or goose with her babies when they first take to the water.
So this morning's number was a complete surprise. I'm not sure if she is over the bounce yet, that would be rather quick for her. Still waiting for a time when she is settled for a dosecrease. Instead, today we start a new Lantus cartridge. I'm quite impressed by my local Save On Foods pharmacy and their knowledge of cats and insulin. I called in for a vial and the pharmacist convinced me to do the cartridges instead (not pens).
Neko is currently parked on the floor in front of the autofeeder. DH suggested we should put a bed out for her there because she will literally be there until it delivers the goods. She did a quick yard patrol after breakfast, but you wouldn't want to miss an important event like the autofeeder! :lol:
Testing ketones is getting trickier as the number of pees is going down and much less predictable. She uses the litter box when we come back from rowing, but not for pee.
OT rowing report: It's almost time for sunglasses for the 5:30 AM rowing. Hard to believe. Beautiful blue skies and the expected wind did not show so the water was pretty flat. But it is cold this morning so we were all wearing our pogies (hand covers). There are a couple of geese on Gray Rocks Islands, squawking at us as we go by so definitely nesting. Nothing cuter than having to navigate around momma duck or goose with her babies when they first take to the water.
