Ian & Oz
Member Since 2014
Hello,
Since the last time I checked in, my wife Erin has been using a caliper to measure out Oz's doses. We realized that the dose he was at, that was aggressively keeping him a little too low was actually 3.6u instead of the 2.75 that was showing on the syringe. We then reduced him to 3u & stayed there for about 9 days. We then raised his dose up to 3.125u, the idea is to try & move him up in smaller increments since he bounces so easily when we move him in half units. We kept him on the 3.125u dose for about 18 days, he had some green numbers on that dose & since he bounces we tried to keep him there for awhile. Recently we moved him up again to 3.25u since he wasn't staying very low consistently. I'm needing input on why Oz seems to just keep bouncing, everything makes him bounce. The dose change makes him bounce, the first low number makes him bounce, the next low number makes him bounce etc. I can't find a pattern to why he does this. Oz has asthma & also FHV which is the feline herpes virus that quite a few cats have. I don't know if a flare up of the virus can affect his numbers or not.
Since the last time I checked in, my wife Erin has been using a caliper to measure out Oz's doses. We realized that the dose he was at, that was aggressively keeping him a little too low was actually 3.6u instead of the 2.75 that was showing on the syringe. We then reduced him to 3u & stayed there for about 9 days. We then raised his dose up to 3.125u, the idea is to try & move him up in smaller increments since he bounces so easily when we move him in half units. We kept him on the 3.125u dose for about 18 days, he had some green numbers on that dose & since he bounces we tried to keep him there for awhile. Recently we moved him up again to 3.25u since he wasn't staying very low consistently. I'm needing input on why Oz seems to just keep bouncing, everything makes him bounce. The dose change makes him bounce, the first low number makes him bounce, the next low number makes him bounce etc. I can't find a pattern to why he does this. Oz has asthma & also FHV which is the feline herpes virus that quite a few cats have. I don't know if a flare up of the virus can affect his numbers or not.