My cat was just diagnosed w diabetes last week. Ive been giving him injections twice a day after meals. He has not eaten his last 2 meals, so I have not given him last 2 injections. He is now very lethargic & walks w out extending his legs. He peed on the floor & just layed there. The glucose meter is being delivered tomorrow but what should I do for him now

My 7-8 week old kitten was fine yesterday she was eating and playing and then today she cant walk she wont eat or drink shes lathargic shes been throwing up shes shaking all over when she tries to move and when she meows no sound comes out she cant even stand up right now i called the vet and she said it sounded like hypoglycemia but that she couldnt tell me treament or nothin over the phone i dont have money for a vet visit someone please help.

my cat is on insulin Im doing a glucose curve.first test 6am 186 the food and 4 units of prozinc 2nd test 142 and now 58 . my cat is asymptomatic, should i be concern . she has never ran this low before .

My cat has diabetes and last glucose number was 40, he’s hypoglycemic and is having seizures, I have nutrical and it stopped, I’m going to the vet tmm morning, what should I do in the meantime

Unbeknownst to us, our sweet, frail 17 year old Paisley’s blood sugar dropped to 24. We had been out of town and our loving neighbor and dear friend visited and fed Paisley in our absence. She confirmed that Paisley ate and drank every day and even enjoyed sunning herself in front of the glass storm door. Paisley happily greeted us at the door the evening we arrived home and gave us a hearty meow the next morning. However, she was not interested in eating that morning and her dish was still full from the previous night when we returned home. In the early evening of our first full day home, I thankfully woke Paisley up from hours of sleeping to encourage her to eat. This is when I noticed what presented as small twitches of her head and severe limpness. I immediately rushed her to the emergency after hours veterinary hospital where she experienced severe seizures. The vet infused her with glucose and provided other care (steroids, etc). She has been slowly failing these past 10 months, but nothing as sudden and devastating as this. I had no previous experience with her blood sugar plummeting, We decided to bring her home from the emergency hospital in hopes she might be able to rally back. The vet prepared us for the worst. Honestly, we were not ready for her dire condition, the seizures that continued for the first couple of hours, and the heart wrenching moaning in lieu of a meow. Her body temperature had also fallen, so we placed her on an electric blanket set to low as instructed by the vet. We set a timer for every 60 to 90 minutes throughout the night and into the dawn to administer her Karo syrup. We lay in contorted positions around her on the couch and in nearby chairs, At one point she licked up the juices from tuna we provided her. By morning, she was well enough to raise her head, lick a little tuna, and drink some water. In the morning we brought her to her primary vet who examined her and checked her blood sugar - which had risen to 143. Now, two days later, she is eating tuna and drinking in between her continued syrup doses. She has not had any seizures since the evening and night of the acute incident. The doctor suspects an underlying cancer for our once young 14 pound cat who is now all of 6 pounds at the age of 17. We understand the direness of her situation, but we do not regret brining her home and giving her the chance to rally, even as scary and traumatic as those middle of the night hours were. She is not in pain and is enjoying her specially prepared “petite tuna balls.” We are grateful to have the chance to love her in our home for as long as she is pain free and also provide her beloved 12 year old ‘sister dog’ the chance to be with her as well.

we got a very sick kitten and got him better, he was ok but started pooping big worms. got him to the vet, no big deal, two weeks after that he slept all the time I notice he was really hot and then he had a seizure, rush him to the hospital and they told me it was just am infection.. after two days in the hospital he is not the same he sleeps all day, he has a seizure a day, i give him syrup (he loves it) the vets dont say much I took him to at least 4. It hurts to seem him barely walking.