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Am taking pebbles to the vet tomorrow as her third eyelid hasn't retracted yet. She is feeling good otherwise. BG was 119 tonite at fasting OMG I thought I would never see the day!!!. Just as soon as her BGs get better the ol lady has eye problems!!! Will post tomorrow as I will be taking her around 4 PM Wish us luck. Her IMS Dr Stone wants me to let him know what is going on never a dull moment in the house full of animals. I have been busy taking care of our next door neighbor pitt and the outside cat that is 19 yrs old. The pitt "Kiwi" is not used to other dogs We have cut a whole in our wooden fence so we can walk back and forth. I tried to introduce her to one of my dogs when she thought Sabastion was taking her ball and there was a big old fight. She is 11 yrs old and is addicted to this ball. So not only do I have 6 dogs,2 cats and a bird but I have 2 more for the next 3 weeks I feel bad thatI can't put her in my backyard She is real lonely. She can though go through the fence into our yard as we have fenced an area for her So will keep in touch tomorrow as far as Pebbs goes.
Marianne and pebbles
Marianne and pebbles
Lady had an ulcer once that required surgery to clear it up and her eyelids were sewn shut for a week and she had to wear the cone for a week! Drops will be a snap compared to that!! Take care,
We use the Alpha Trak meter, but I only did a few comparisons, and I realized that at the lower levels and at levels over 170, there was a much bigger difference in the readings. I realized that I would probably never get a pattern, so I just decided that I would rely on the Alpha Trak. I have an Accucheck Aviva as a backup, but I use the Alpha Trak every day. Don't you find it a little more difficult to use and get the blood in the right spot on the strip? I do, but I will deal with it. I think you will like the fact that you are getting a more accurate reading with it. Let me know how it goes.
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