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Dolly &Niki passed 2010, 45 lb Border Collie Mix 8 yrs as diabetic, 13yrs old. Blind N 10.5 U 2 X* Dog is God spelled backwards*If there are no dogs in Heaven then when I die I want to go where they went.Niki's food Orijen & Turkey & Gr. Beans, See you at the bridge my beloved & cherished Niki, I miss you everyday
Sounds like you think you may have overlap. It will be interesting to see how it goes. If it doesn't last 24 hours, you can use the curve to come up with a schedule to resolve the timing involved.
Sounds like you think you may have overlap. It will be interesting to see how it goes. If it doesn't last 24 hours, you can use the curve to come up with a schedule to resolve the timing involved.
I'm anxious to hear how it goes.
Natalie
Nana has been on once a day insulin for 3 weeks. She is doing great. I have only randomly pulled blood and we average 120. Had one day of a lot of water consumption and peeing and on that day her bg was 320. She is on 3.5 units of vetsulin.
In July I switched Nana to 3.5 units once a day of vetsulin. She did great for 2 months. She is now on 4 units once a day, but by no means regulated. I'm leary on the 4 units BID because she crashed when on 5units BID. In the mean time she has lost the majority of sight in her "good" eye.
The day after the FDA sent out the letter Nana and I were in a horrible car wreck. We are both ok with some bumps and brusies. With that being said I'm trying to figure out what to do with Nana insulin wise.
I work for a vet clinic and the story I got on the vetsulin was that it was only one bottle that didn't hold up to standards and therfore they are trying to fix the problem.
Any suggestions on what to try would be great. Nana will do great on vetsulin for about 1-2 months at a time. THen it becomes a roler coaster of highs and lows.
I haven't done a good every to hour curve in a while.
Last week before food she was at 388, 4 hours after food was at 321, 6 hours 333, at 12 hours 352.
Then at feeding the next morning she was at 181. I only gave her 2 units instead of 4. at 6 hours she was 121 and at 12 she was 323. The next morning she was at 86. I put her on the schedule to do a curve on monday.
Nana has been on 4 units twice daily since September.
@ 9am 84
fed her but did not give her any insulin
11am 363
1pm 438
3pm 417
5pm 392
9pm 459
Any help would be great. I'm also wondering if I should put her on a food for diabetes instead of on Science Diet Sr. Small Bites.
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