Marvin's Mom - Nat
Member Since 2017
Oh, I just squirted it in his mouth, never thought of adding to his food
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9/5 Beenie 69 PMPS, 83 +1, 92 +2, 103 +4
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MyTitan (GA)
Member Since 2017
This has been a most AMAZING thread to read. From knowledge to kind words and encouragement. I used to pull all nighters at work every week but this truly a community of over achievers! Hats off to y'all. Peace and here's to a good tomorrow.
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Good job today Michelle! It's always unnerving the first few times you shoot low, and they decide to dive on you. More than once I woke up to a AMPS below 50. But Neko was almost always guaranteed to come up if I just stalled 20 minutes.
Another trick for liquid meds is to squirt them on a treat like a FD meat or piece of chicken breast. Nom nom!
Another trick for liquid meds is to squirt them on a treat like a FD meat or piece of chicken breast. Nom nom!
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saltycat
Member Since 2016
Sorry, just getting to this one, work is in high gear trying to secure customers data.... all of them brushed me off when we proposed them, but now panic is setting in and everyone wants stuff backed up at the last minute
Maybe this time they will listen.... lol
I have noticed with Jack that I can tell a lot about his dose by his +3/+4 and how he does at the end of the cycle. If he rises a lot in the AM or PM his dose is close to right or a little too low. If he is flat in the AM, I pay attention, it can be an active cycle or a little too much insulin. Same goes for PM. You learn over time how Beenie's cycles go and when you get an unsual pattern, you know something is up.
Good luck on the Cabergoline, and congrats on the reducie, those always bring a good feeling.
Maybe this time they will listen.... lolI have noticed with Jack that I can tell a lot about his dose by his +3/+4 and how he does at the end of the cycle. If he rises a lot in the AM or PM his dose is close to right or a little too low. If he is flat in the AM, I pay attention, it can be an active cycle or a little too much insulin. Same goes for PM. You learn over time how Beenie's cycles go and when you get an unsual pattern, you know something is up.
Good luck on the Cabergoline, and congrats on the reducie, those always bring a good feeling.
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