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Meet Potato
Potato was diagnosed with diabetes in July of this year. I previously had a diabetic cat for ten years, but he spent about 9.5 of those years stable/controlled, so I'm back to new diagnosed jitters.
Mostly I figured I'd ask the experts - his blood sugar has been high (and I can't check anymore because he just chewed out his Freestyle Libre earlier today and he won't tolerate the AlphaTrak) but I'm always worried about HYPOglycemia because I have no experience with it - I'm not sure I'd recognize it if I saw it.
What does a Hypoglycemia moment look like? I know "cat stumbling like a drunk" is an emergency, but are there more subtle signs I should look for?
u/MooseProfessional664 — 6 days ago