9/21 Gus 256 AMPS 64 +4 102 5.5 400 PMPS 298 +3.5

[elizabeth and gus]

http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/9-19-gus-266-amps-143-4-165-pmps-113-3.184182/

256 AMPS 64 +4

Gus full of surprises, decided today to have very active cycle. He is not having much of appetite and throw up this morning. Hopefully it will get better. He eat some @ +4 with the help of treats. Keeping fingers crossed for safe surfing and decent PM cycle.

 

[Doodles & Karen]

Hope the +4 snack keeps him surfing and his tummy feels better soon. He likes the reducie

 

[DebG]

Gus you need to not drop so fast enjoy the time surfing. Sure hope the tummy feels better and no more vomiting

 

[carfurby (GA)]

I hope Gus's tummy feels better and he surfs safely for you.

 

[Bobbie And Bubba]

Poor Gus throwing up. Hope his appy picks up. Did he throw up around the time his numbers dropped so much from AMPS?

 

[elizabeth and gus]

Poor Gus throwing up. Hope his appy picks up. Did he throw up around the time his numbers dropped so much from AMPS?

Not really he throw up at early AM and his 64 was at +4. Hopefully it was just one time.

 

[elizabeth and gus]

Thank you Karen, Carla, Deb and Bobbie. Gus had different idea for this PM. 400 PMPS and still not eating much.

 

[Bobbie And Bubba]

Looks like he started a bounce. Hopefully, he will eat for you. Do you think he is in any pain?

I think maybe a vetty visit would be in order if it continues.

 

[elizabeth and gus]

Looks like he started a bounce. Hopefully, he will eat for you. Do you think he is in any pain?

I think maybe a vetty visit would be in order if it continues.

Thank you Bobbie. I know that cats hide pain well, but knowing Gus it seems like he is OK. He was eating little better today and this afternoon I will give him cypro. and he got B12 injection. This alone helps his appetite. He is pooping and behaving fine. Eating is his big problem since we transitioned him from all you can eat buffet of dry food. I have pain and nausea medications if needed. This is ongoing problem that he has for two years IBD and kidney issues. We monitor his CREA and BUN and (cross my fingers) his values are stable. He also had pancreatitis flare ups in the past so at the first sign we medicate him pain (bupe) nausea (onda) etc. I hope that he is just bouncing and has no appetite for the food I offer to him. Usually it takes several different foods for Gus to finally start eating.