Mazi's Mom
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https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/thr...-l-4-128-a-126-l-9-120-l.289698/#post-3176847
A= Alphatrak
L = Libre 2
A= Alphatrak
L = Libre 2
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5/7/24 Mazi AMPS 172A 150L +4 116A 102L +8 118A 119L PMPS 175A 165L +4 86A 60L
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So far the Libre isn't telling us anything new. How does Mazi feel about wearing it?
Mazi's Mom
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I'd agree..Mazi is such a relaxed cat..He's doing really good. I have a sleeveless onsie on him that I cut and is more like a muscle shirt and it doesn't bother him at all.
Poor guy had to go to the vet twice yesterday. His appointment was in the morning to get it placed. The tech placed it and sent us home while it calibrated on my phone for 60 mins. When the 60 mins was over and I tried to scan the sensor a warning popped up on my phone saying the sensor was not working and it needed to be changed for a new one. So either the sensor was a complete dud or when the tech placed it she bent the catheter/needle thing that goes under the skin.
I then had to go to the pharmacy and buy a second one and went back to the vet. The 2nd time the tech placed it, I stayed there till it calibrated for an hour and that one scanned and worked. So needless to say Mazi was pretty stressed out yesterday with two trips to the vetinarians office.
Mazi actually has two sensors placed on his back at the moment. The dud and the one that works. The tech didn't want to remove the dud because she used glue and didn't want to hurt Mazi by removing it when the glue was fresh and strong.
Poor guy, but he's such a trooper and leaving the sensor alone and isn't bothered by his muscle shirt.
@Wendy&Neko thank you for asking and checking in on Mazi and I. You're an angel
Poor guy had to go to the vet twice yesterday. His appointment was in the morning to get it placed. The tech placed it and sent us home while it calibrated on my phone for 60 mins. When the 60 mins was over and I tried to scan the sensor a warning popped up on my phone saying the sensor was not working and it needed to be changed for a new one. So either the sensor was a complete dud or when the tech placed it she bent the catheter/needle thing that goes under the skin.
I then had to go to the pharmacy and buy a second one and went back to the vet. The 2nd time the tech placed it, I stayed there till it calibrated for an hour and that one scanned and worked. So needless to say Mazi was pretty stressed out yesterday with two trips to the vetinarians office.
Mazi actually has two sensors placed on his back at the moment. The dud and the one that works. The tech didn't want to remove the dud because she used glue and didn't want to hurt Mazi by removing it when the glue was fresh and strong.
Poor guy, but he's such a trooper and leaving the sensor alone and isn't bothered by his muscle shirt.
@Wendy&Neko thank you for asking and checking in on Mazi and I. You're an angel