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I think you could go up to 1.25 but it would help to get a few more tests in at different points in the cycle, not only at +6. The nadir isn't always exactly at the mid-point. Some cats nadir early, some nadir later in the cycle.
Think of your spreadsheet like it's a puzzle...the more pieces (tests) you have sprinkled around, the easier it is to see what the picture is. If the only pieces you have are along the sides and down the middle, it makes it a lot harder to know whether it's a pair of puppies, kittens or one of each
It's good to see some tests on the PM cycle too. Just an FYI...if you can get a +2 or +3, a lot of times that can almost predict how the rest of the cycle will go.
If the +2 is about the same as the PS, it's usually a pretty normal cycle...gradually down to nadir then gradually back up again.
If the +2 is higher than the PS, that can signal the beginning of a bounce and on those cycles, you can usually take a break in poking.
If the +2 is lower than the PS, that's your early warning that he might be going a lot lower later in the cycle and that's when you need to really plan on getting more tests in.
How goes the effort to cut out the kibble?
