My diabetic cat has pancreatitis. Before 7 units of insulin..his numbers were 538. 2 hrs after it was 406. Should I increase units of insulin?? He is on prozinc

Hello, my cat was diagnosed with diabetes two weeks ago and put on 2 units of Novolin N twice a day. Everything seemed to be going well until I was going to be late coming home one evening, so I called the vet who told me to feed and give the insulin when I got home. However feeding and insulin at 9:30PM instead of 7:30PM caused his morning feeding and insulin to be before the 12 hour window, since I had to go to work.(I did wait until 8:30PM to give his insulin.) He recently developed very loose stools and stopped eating, but he was drinking just fine. This happened when my vet was closed, so since he wasn't eating I didn't give him two of his shots. Now he is eating again so I will resume his shots and get him to the vet as soon as they open. My questions are: How long after he eats do I have to give him his shot? If he won't eat, should I skip the shots until he does? If I am going to be late coming home, should I skip the shot until the next morning? I realize consistency is crucial, but is there any window at all between eating and insulin? I have not started home monitoring of his sugar yet which is my next adventure. Thanks for your help. This is so new for both of us.

My cat's blood sugar is at 480. I gave her 2 units of insulin about 2 hours ago but her blood sugar has not come down. Should I be getting her to the emergency room or just wait for it to work? Thank you

My kitten has diabetes. He is less than 1 year old. We had him on 5 units twice a day. About 2 weeks ago we took him to the vet and his number was 97. A few days ago when I was cleaning the litter box I noticed there was a lot of pee in there.( I have multiple cats so it's hard to monitor water and food intake) I took him to the vet today and his number was 411. I was told to increase his insulin to 6 units twice a day. Why did his number increase so much? Could something else be going on? Is there anything similar to diabetes that he could have that's causing him to need so much insulin?

My 15 year old cat was diagnosed with diabetes after having symptoms of excessive drinking, eating, and losing weight. The mobile vet was only able to get a very small amount of blood after trying several times. He was put on Prozinc at 4 units twice a day. He was doing very well and looked and acted great for eight months, but then started drinking excessively again, poor coat, and eating like a mad man. He was on RC dry food which I know now was a mistake. But I followed the vets instructions. He continued to get worse so I took him to another vet and left him for the day so they could do blood tests and when I picked him up they also were not able to get blood. He declined to the point where I chose to euthanize him. I have had so much guilt and regret and can’t seem to find out why the vets could not get blood from him.

Hello! My 7 year old cat has hyperdipsia and dull coat for a couple of years. My old vet said it was due to occasional cortizone she took due to asthma. My new vet performed a blood test and diagnosed she has diabetes and should start insulin treatment. Her tests (taken under anaesthesia) are as follows: SGOT-AST 78 IU/L (44 – 82 IU/L) SGPT-ALT 144 IU/L (44 – 82 IU/L) Glucose 631 mg/dl (68 – 136 mg/dl) creatinine 0,97 mg/dl (0,9 – 2 mg/dl) urea 50 mg/dl (42 – 70 mg/dl) albumin 3,2 g/dl (2 – 3,2 g/dl) protein, total 8,0 g/dl (5,8 – 8 g/dl) globulines 4,8 g/dl (3,8 – 4,8 g/dl) Do you think she has diabetes? Or do you thing she should have more tests performed and what exaclty? Thank you!