Tracey&Jones (GA)
Member Since 2016
Yesterday
Ok, we are still on a good poop streak. Not sure if it the new meds, pancreas flare is gone, IBD flare is gone, all three or none???
He spent most the night at my feet last night which was nice. I didn't read your post first Wendy, but I think I know why the change in numbers. He stopped eating the wet food at shot time, so I started giving him a tsp of the kibble he can get. Which is more dry which increased his numbers. Talk about being brain dead. I did up the dose to see if I could get those BG's down.
Since that was the end of the symbolism of grey cats, I figured I should maybe start on the benefits of having cats in your life.
Here is the first one, which I think everyone knows. That said it hadn't helped me out..I have high blood pressure. I think it is more genetics though.
Ok, we are still on a good poop streak. Not sure if it the new meds, pancreas flare is gone, IBD flare is gone, all three or none???
He spent most the night at my feet last night which was nice. I didn't read your post first Wendy, but I think I know why the change in numbers. He stopped eating the wet food at shot time, so I started giving him a tsp of the kibble he can get. Which is more dry which increased his numbers. Talk about being brain dead. I did up the dose to see if I could get those BG's down.
Since that was the end of the symbolism of grey cats, I figured I should maybe start on the benefits of having cats in your life.
Here is the first one, which I think everyone knows. That said it hadn't helped me out..I have high blood pressure. I think it is more genetics though.
1. THEY CAN LOWER YOUR RISK OF HEART DISEASE
Studies have found that owning a cat can lower your stress levels, which in turn will have a knock-on effect on your risk of cardiovascular disease. Owning a cat can actually lower ones risk of various heart diseases, including stroke, by around 30 percent.
Studies have found that owning a cat can lower your stress levels, which in turn will have a knock-on effect on your risk of cardiovascular disease. Owning a cat can actually lower ones risk of various heart diseases, including stroke, by around 30 percent.
