Hi There,
Our 13 year old cat Mick was recently diagnosed with Feline Diabetes
His first week on glargine has been pretty painless so far but we aren't seeing a big reduction in his blood sugars. He started at 21.8 and went down to 11.3 at one point but is hovering around 17 again. Hoping to continue to monitor and find a dose that's best for him.
He was also dealing with some crystals and on amoxicillan, his last dose is supposed to be Wednesday am but he's still straining a bit to urinate. Tough to tell if it's from his weak hind legs or the urinary issues. Anyone had any experience helping strengthen their back legs while they're still lethargic?
We've changed his food up from good ol' purina to low gycemic and wet food. I'm not sure if it's the food change or all the meds but he's been having some explosive diarrhea over the last few days. To make matters worse, he lays down in it right after so it's been a messy few days.
Hopefully Mick will continue to get better.
A+B
Our 13 year old cat Mick was recently diagnosed with Feline Diabetes
His first week on glargine has been pretty painless so far but we aren't seeing a big reduction in his blood sugars. He started at 21.8 and went down to 11.3 at one point but is hovering around 17 again. Hoping to continue to monitor and find a dose that's best for him.
He was also dealing with some crystals and on amoxicillan, his last dose is supposed to be Wednesday am but he's still straining a bit to urinate. Tough to tell if it's from his weak hind legs or the urinary issues. Anyone had any experience helping strengthen their back legs while they're still lethargic?
We've changed his food up from good ol' purina to low gycemic and wet food. I'm not sure if it's the food change or all the meds but he's been having some explosive diarrhea over the last few days. To make matters worse, he lays down in it right after so it's been a messy few days.
Hopefully Mick will continue to get better.
A+B
