"Normal" acceptable BG

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  1. Sean & Rufus

    Sean & Rufus Well-Known Member

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    Hi all-

    I know kitty should be in 68-150 range for "normal" BG levels on a pet meter. Question is, even if a "normal" non-diabetic cat ate a high carb meal, would they still fall in that range? Would they sometimes slip out of that range of they ate a big meal?
     
  2. JanetNJ

    JanetNJ Well-Known Member

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    Food, pain, and stress could raise any cats bg.
     
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    Sean & Rufus Well-Known Member

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    So if a cat is in remission, but gets to say 200 on a spot check, but then drops into normal range later, its it still considered in remission?
     
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    JanetNJ Well-Known Member

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    If the test was really soon after eating and then is able to get back down to normal, yeah.
     
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