Ricky AMPS (289) ???

[PamJV]

I had increased from 2.75 to 3 units on Monday. So far not seeing lower readings.

Yesterday was AMPS (268), +6 (199), PMPS (237), + 5 (196)

Today AMPS (289) and this was after I had removed the dry food bowl two hours prior to testing. Seems like his readings are all over the map.

Physically he looks OK, it's just that Plantigrade gait that makes him look pitiful.

Today is Ricky's 13th birthday !
This was Ricky when I first met him:

 

[Kris & Teasel]

OMG, what a sweetie! Re your SS: it would be helpful if you put a distinct dividing line where the meter switchover happened. I think you have to just patiently persist with the careful dose increases.

 

[PamJV]

OMG, what a sweetie! Re your SS: it would be helpful if you put a distinct dividing line where the meter switchover happened. I think you have to just patiently persist with the careful dose increases.

Kris,
How do I put a dividing line in ?
When Ricky was a kitten he was twice the size of his litter mates !
Pam

 

[Kris & Teasel]

Here's one thing to do:

• click on the row number for the date when you started using the human meter and the whole row will become highlighted in pale blue
• go to the SS tool bar under the SS name and click on "insert" then, in that menu, "row above"
• put the cursor in that newly-created row, go up to the tool bar to find "merge cells" two over from the little paint can icon and click on it
• fill in that new blank bar with another colour f you want and type in a label about the meter.

 

[PamJV]

Here's one thing to do:

• click on the row number for the date when you started using the human meter and the whole row will become highlighted in pale blue
• go to the SS tool bar under the SS name and click on "insert" then, in that menu, "row above"
• put the cursor in that newly-created row, go up to the tool bar to find "merge cells" two over from the little paint can icon and click on it
• fill in that new blank bar with another colour f you want and type in a label about the meter.

Thanks Kris !