Suzanne & Darcy
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I agree that we really can see now that he was ready for the small decrease.
Yes! What a nice long stretch of green. So good. He's not a really bouncy cat (a real blessing for you!) so I hope that he won't bounce, but maybe from the lime? Who knows. You're doing great!
Yes, the "rule of thumb" is to test for two hours after the last HC stuff was given to the cat. I'm not sure how long it has been for Charlie. But that's a safety measure to make sure that the cat doesn't drop back down. I'm not worried about this today in Charlie's case, but I would gather as much data as I could today during this cycle. If it has been two hours since the HC, you might want to stretch out the testing a little to give him a break. Although if you want a preview of your PMPS, you might check at +10 to get an idea of where he is.
I would give him a break until five thirty
I like it!!!
https://catinfo.org/docs/CatFoodProteinFatCarbPhosphorusChart.pdf
Do you have this food chart? It's a bit old and some of the newer foods aren't on it, but it's still a pretty good guideline.
I have some other food charts that are geared more toward phosphorus levels (for kidney concerns) but they still have a lot of different foods on the.
Which Weruva foods to you feed? I feed some of the BFF PLAY foods to my cats.
155 isn’t real high of a starting point- so please check him carefully tonight.
155 isn’t real high of a starting point- so please check him carefully tonight.