6/7 MOUSE AMPS 223, +5 69, +8 51, PMPS 88, glucose toxicity

[Mouse & Me]

http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/...5-223-pmps-263-3-259-glucose-toxicity.196596/

High 200s, then I turn on the air conditioning late last night, and her number drops! Gave me a full night sleep, and apparently, her also

I see a similar activity on 6/4. What is going on?

 

[rhiannon and shadow (GA)]

i'd say it means you've found a good dose..... Yay Green!

 

[Mouse & Me]

i'd say it means you've found a good dose..... Yay Green!

I hope so... now, I have to find a new method of keeping the dosage the same.
I wrote a different post about tsome defective needles. I had no idea that the syringes aren't that accurate.

 

[Bellasmom]

Beautiful greens!

 

[Sienne and Gabby (GA)]

Using digital calipers will help to offset the syringe problems. There's information and a video in a note. If you check the "Where can I find...." post, I believe the information is linked there.

 

[Jill & Alex (GA)]

Using digital calipers will help to offset the syringe problems. There's information and a video in a note. If you check the "Where can I find...." post, I believe the information is linked there.

"Dosing with calipers" can also be found at the bottom of the "New to the Group? Start here!" sticky along with other approved info posts.

 

[Olive & Paula]

Calipers are really helpful, use them each time. Also I find monoject syringes consistent with the markings. I'd using calipers remember you need to do calculations with every new box of syringes.

 

[Mouse & Me]

"Dosing with calipers" can also be found at the bottom of the "New to the Group? Start here!" sticky along with other approved info posts.

I will read through this tonight...thanks!
I have the picture with the markings, I might try both, to see which is going to work for us. I have a feeling that it's the calipers.