Girlie's mom
Member Since 2017
Condo: http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/5-may-girlie-amps-103-3-85.195115/#post-2183847
Not sure why we had a blue start this morning and yesterday AMPS. I think I have to use the automated feeder to make sure that she doesn't get any food after +9:30 before her AMPS. It's odd, though, because it doesn't seem to matter if she gets food late before her PMPS: her numbers will still drop.
And then she drops pretty much straight away in the AM into nice greens all day. I'm not complaining! I'm just wondering what this means and how significant it is that one or two AMPS are blue but all the other numbers are lovely greens...?
I assume we just keep plugging away until she finally is just solid green all the time...is that right?
I'm assuming that she has quite a ways to go before she's ready for an OTJ trial, but if any experienced folks have any ideas about what I could do, especially with those occasionally wonky AMPS (as if 103 is wonky, for goodness sake! Sheesh!
), that would be great. I do try to make sure I get her food at her AM+9, and that generally ensures a low PMPS number. I'm usually not up at 4:00 am, though, to guarantee she gets some food in her; she's usually tucked under the covers now anyway because the nights are getting a little chilly.
Not sure why we had a blue start this morning and yesterday AMPS. I think I have to use the automated feeder to make sure that she doesn't get any food after +9:30 before her AMPS. It's odd, though, because it doesn't seem to matter if she gets food late before her PMPS: her numbers will still drop.
And then she drops pretty much straight away in the AM into nice greens all day. I'm not complaining! I'm just wondering what this means and how significant it is that one or two AMPS are blue but all the other numbers are lovely greens...?
I assume we just keep plugging away until she finally is just solid green all the time...is that right?I'm assuming that she has quite a ways to go before she's ready for an OTJ trial, but if any experienced folks have any ideas about what I could do, especially with those occasionally wonky AMPS (as if 103 is wonky, for goodness sake! Sheesh!
), that would be great. I do try to make sure I get her food at her AM+9, and that generally ensures a low PMPS number. I'm usually not up at 4:00 am, though, to guarantee she gets some food in her; she's usually tucked under the covers now anyway because the nights are getting a little chilly.
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, Girlie sure has found her groove!
