Amanda and a Loudogg
Member Since 2017
August 20, 2018 Condo
We're back to bouncing as the status quo, so I have a question. Have you ever seen a cat bounce like the world is ending, calm down for a couple of weeks, and then start bouncing at everything again? I personally have never seen it when looking at spreadsheets, but I've never gone looking for that specifically. Just curious if this just goes with the ECID mantra, or that some cats will just bounce until they don't (regardless of learning to handle lowers for long periods)? I'm interested in your experiences.
Thanks in advance!
We're back to bouncing as the status quo, so I have a question. Have you ever seen a cat bounce like the world is ending, calm down for a couple of weeks, and then start bouncing at everything again? I personally have never seen it when looking at spreadsheets, but I've never gone looking for that specifically. Just curious if this just goes with the ECID mantra, or that some cats will just bounce until they don't (regardless of learning to handle lowers for long periods)? I'm interested in your experiences.
Thanks in advance!
The usual cause was not enough insulin. I think are seeing the results of too many back to back reductions. I would increase tomorrow if you don't see mid or better green tonight.