7/29 Butternut +8=195 PMPS=273 +1=321 +2=316 +5 =147 +6=112 +7=72 +8=65

[Dandelion]

all the yesterdays

Long night but Butternut is moving in the right direction, I think.

Need to restock and rest this morning.

Surf's up, kitties! Lets hit the beach!

 

[carfurby (GA)]

Nice surfing last night. I hope Butternut clears the bounce today and you can get a nap in.

 

[Olive & Paula]

As much as we don't like the bouncing, they come in handy sometimes. Kitties and beans get pokie breaks and beans can get stuff done without worry.

 

[Dandelion]

Found this 2017 post from Frank's Mom and it made me lol. Life is lived in between these activities.


This really is exhausting. I feel like my life is down to 1-2 hour increments. Feed the cat, check his sugar, pull his food, check his sugar. Check his sugar, feed the cat, give a shot. Check the sugar, fill the food. Whew. I'm beat!

 

[Olive & Paula]

Found this 2017 post from Frank's Mom and it made me lol. Life is lived in between these activities.


This really is exhausting. I feel like my life is down to 1-2 hour increments. Feed the cat, check his sugar, pull his food, check his sugar. Check his sugar, feed the cat, give a shot. Check the sugar, fill the food. Whew. I'm beat!

Add in vet visits, nail trimming, combing and your day is over.

 

[Dandelion]

Is Butternut having a bounce today due to last night's low + karo-gravy ingestion, plus blue-green surfing? Something else?

Also, I've been reading threads old and new dealing with too much insulin vs not enough. It's like a paradoxical response to insulin or something, contrary to what you'd be expecting, and the remedy counterintuitive. What tips you off that insulin dose is too high?

I just found this in an older post: The extreme lows he hit the other night can also make a cat more sensitive to insulin for a bit.

True? I didn't know this, if so. So delicate, this dance.

 

[carfurby (GA)]

It looks like he is bouncing to me. Sometimes they bobble up and down when they bounce.