Cherryl & Mouzer
Member Since 2017
EDIT: Nevermind this good report on Mouzer. I have it all in comments.
He has high bg reads but I am confused. My latter comments will show why.
I havent been here in quite a while. I think of you all often. Mouzer is still in remission. And Mouzer is walking great, so the neuropathy is not there, or however you say that. If anyone recalls, his diabetes was steroid induced and steroid was depo-medrol shots for feline stomatits.
I was able to raise the money through a fundraiser and we had all of Mouzer's teeth extracted in December of 2017. He is doing GREAT! No more stomatitis flare ups, so no worry about steroids because he cant have them anyhow. He is getting pretty fat and he is a large cat, so that could be normal, but I worry just because so many things go wrong with cats. I havent had the money to get him a check up and I hope it is just a fat Mouzer cat.
I have a kitty named FatBoy that I have had since he was not quite a year old and he is 15 years old now. He got hyperthyrodism and I raised the money to get his radio-active iodine treatment, when he was 14. He is well from that BUT he then broke one of his legs, so I got that mended.
BUT then he has some neurological issue that now he can use his leg but his foot is paralyzed. The neurologist did place FatBoy on prednisone for 15 days and that got FatBoy walking again. I know that prednisone is a steroid.
AND BUT NOW, he has fluid on his lungs because of hyperthyroidism damaging his heart and a bladder infection. The vet has him on medications. His bladder, I think, is better because he was walking lopsided and is walking normal again. I wont know about his lungs until he sees the vet again on Oct 12th. The vet is hoping medication dries up the fluids but if not, she says we will have to tap the fluid out.
The reason I am mentioning FatBoy is because his BG is at 250. The vet says she is hoping it is due to the stress of what is going on with his body right now, with the fluid on his lungs and bladder infection. She had me put him on prescription food, in hopes that will control his BG, until we can see how this goes with getting him well otherwise.
FatBoy hates Science Diet and refused to eat the prescription food, so I got him Royal Canin for diabetic control and he loves that. There is no insulin involved at this time and we hope it wont be needed. I do have fears because of the prednisone that was given to FatBoy, just six months ago. I am hoping his 250bg is not diabetes and knowing he was just given prednisone causes me to worry.
So, if FatBoy's BG does not go down, and I had Mouzer on LANTUS, would you suggest that if the food does not control his BG and if he has to go on insulin, that I tell the vet I want LANTUS? Because I am familiar with LANTUS now, because of you guys, and if by chance FatBoy does have diabetes, I will be here with the message board for help for sure!!
He has high bg reads but I am confused. My latter comments will show why.
I havent been here in quite a while. I think of you all often. Mouzer is still in remission. And Mouzer is walking great, so the neuropathy is not there, or however you say that. If anyone recalls, his diabetes was steroid induced and steroid was depo-medrol shots for feline stomatits.
I was able to raise the money through a fundraiser and we had all of Mouzer's teeth extracted in December of 2017. He is doing GREAT! No more stomatitis flare ups, so no worry about steroids because he cant have them anyhow. He is getting pretty fat and he is a large cat, so that could be normal, but I worry just because so many things go wrong with cats. I havent had the money to get him a check up and I hope it is just a fat Mouzer cat.
I have a kitty named FatBoy that I have had since he was not quite a year old and he is 15 years old now. He got hyperthyrodism and I raised the money to get his radio-active iodine treatment, when he was 14. He is well from that BUT he then broke one of his legs, so I got that mended.
BUT then he has some neurological issue that now he can use his leg but his foot is paralyzed. The neurologist did place FatBoy on prednisone for 15 days and that got FatBoy walking again. I know that prednisone is a steroid.
AND BUT NOW, he has fluid on his lungs because of hyperthyroidism damaging his heart and a bladder infection. The vet has him on medications. His bladder, I think, is better because he was walking lopsided and is walking normal again. I wont know about his lungs until he sees the vet again on Oct 12th. The vet is hoping medication dries up the fluids but if not, she says we will have to tap the fluid out.
The reason I am mentioning FatBoy is because his BG is at 250. The vet says she is hoping it is due to the stress of what is going on with his body right now, with the fluid on his lungs and bladder infection. She had me put him on prescription food, in hopes that will control his BG, until we can see how this goes with getting him well otherwise.
FatBoy hates Science Diet and refused to eat the prescription food, so I got him Royal Canin for diabetic control and he loves that. There is no insulin involved at this time and we hope it wont be needed. I do have fears because of the prednisone that was given to FatBoy, just six months ago. I am hoping his 250bg is not diabetes and knowing he was just given prednisone causes me to worry.
So, if FatBoy's BG does not go down, and I had Mouzer on LANTUS, would you suggest that if the food does not control his BG and if he has to go on insulin, that I tell the vet I want LANTUS? Because I am familiar with LANTUS now, because of you guys, and if by chance FatBoy does have diabetes, I will be here with the message board for help for sure!!
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