7-24 TYLER AMPS-119/109@+3/136@+9/PMPS-79/94@+3.25/97@+6

Diane Tyler's Mom GA

Diane Tyler's Mom GA

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Noted on spreadsheet all along I thought I was shooting 0.10 units, but when I was looking at the syringe it was closer to 0.25 units. You will see 0.25 units in the cell now but this is
NOT AN INCREASE I HAVE BEEN SHOOTING THE SAME AMOUNT I HAVE BEEN SHOOTING ALL ALONG

I INCREASED TYLER'S DOSE TO 0.5 UNITS LAST NIGHT 6-15 -20 NIGHT CYCLE

I INCREASED TYLER'S DOSE TO 0.75 UNITS ON 7-3-20 AM CYCLE

I INCREASED TYLER'S DOSE TO 1 UNIT ON 7-16-20 AM CYCLE

I INCREASED TYLER'S DOSE TO 1.25 UNITS ON 7-23-20 AM CYCLE

Have a nice day everyone and that all our kitties surf safely :cat:
I finally put in Tyler's labs and his brother Perry's who has kidney disease, hope no one minds
 
Is Perry getting a phosphorus binder? What’s been said about the rising calcium? Are you giving B complex and B12 for the beginning anemia?

Keep it going green Tyler!
 
tiffmaxee said:
Is Perry getting a phosphorus binder? What’s been said about the rising calcium? Are you giving B complex and B12 for the beginning anemia?

Keep it going green Tyler!
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Hi Elise yes Perry is getting a phosphorus binder
Aluminum Hydroxide Powder with every meal
Also fluids every day
I am giving B Complex which is Jarrows B-Rite and also B-12 methyl
My vet has said nothing about the rising calcium, I will ask her
When calcium is raising what does that actually mean
He is going for complete blood work again in August
 
Diane Tyler's Mom said:
Hi Elise yes Perry is getting a phosphorus binder
Aluminum Hydroxide Powder with every meal
Also fluids every day
I am giving B Complex which is Jarrows B-Rite and also B-12 methyl
My vet has said nothing about the rising calcium, I will ask her
When calcium is raising what does that actually mean
He is going for complete blood work again in August
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You have it all covered but ask about an ionized calcium test. High calcium can occur from CKD and harm the heart. You can read about it here:
https://www.felinecrf.org/diagnosis_calcium_phosphorus_pth.htm#hypercalcaemia
 
tiffmaxee said:
You have it all covered but ask about an ionized calcium test. High calcium can occur from CKD and harm the heart. You can read about it here:
https://www.felinecrf.org/diagnosis_calcium_phosphorus_pth.htm#hypercalcaemia
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Thanks so much Elise, will read this and definitely question my vet about the high calcium levels. He is still playing, attacking his brother Tyler , Eating fine, Pooping and peeing normal, and grooming himself. Also stayed at the same weight so far.
I'm just praying for the best when he goes for blood work again.
:bighug::cat:
 
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