Re: 9/26 Chester's AMPS 422,+4=362
Awww, thank you, everybody!
The frustrating part is that Chester getting into the kibble is a completely avoidable thing...which means I'm at fault. Even if that means that I don't control hubby enough! (Although last night it was definitely me).
We keep a bowl of dry kibble on the counter for the others with a HEAVY ceramic lid from the cannister set that just happens to fit perfectly right on top of it if we use the right food bowl. Two days ago it was the wrong bowl and the little man used paws of steel to push it off. Yesterday, it was just a moment's lapse after someone else had begged to eat and I got busy doing something.
My biggest fear is that the kibble will clear his system and I'll find that it wasn't only the kibble, but that his numbers are just out of whack on their own.
Question: (I know it's a dog question in a cat world ;-) but I'm thinking that antibiotics may work on diabetics of both species similarly.) My diabetic dog is having bad numbers after months of beautiful blues. They suspiciously started the day after he went on antibiotics (Clavamox). My vet doesn't think there's corolation, but I'm questioning it. Yesterday, however (still on the antibiotics) he had a beautiful blue day...all day. Today he's back in the 200-300. Makes me wonder if he managed to spit the pill out w/o me seeing it. It's happened before.
I know you should never stop antibiotics part way. However, we only started them because Robbie had a wound over his eye that we couldn't get with antibiotic cream and we were trying to stave off a possible infection. We checked his urine for infection yesterday and he came back perfectly normal.