Draxe90
Member Since 2017
I have a 2 year old cat who suffers from auto-immune disease. He has had two episodes of meningoencephalitis (5 days in critical care unit at the university veterinary medical center), he also has had pancreatitis, hepatitis, and suffers from intermittent inflammatory bowel disease. He was originally treated with steroids and developed steroid induced diabetes. He was started on Lantus insulin and the diabetes resolved after four weeks. Thesteroid was discontinued and he was started on a chemotherapeutic agent to suppress his immune system, but unfortunately developed hepatitis and liver infection. Fortunately, he has recovered from that but his diabetes has returned after he was started on steroid ear drops. He appears to be avery happy, active cat and loves to always be with the family. We have recently switched Glucometers to the onetouch Vero. Just trying to find information on managing his sugar better.
. One of the best tools is home testing, which it sounds like you are doing! If you're interested, you could also setup a 
Jones' FD is very well controlled and has been for awhile now thanks to the folks here even though his prednisolone dose has gone down and now back up again. It is doable!