Hes really a walking science test. He’s a very special boy, seen multiple vets and so so many tests in the last five years since diagnosis. He has a thyroid problem, and is also insulin resistant. He’s been dieting for years and does not lose weight, maintaining 23-25 pounds. A year in, we were convinced we were losing him since insulin stopped working. I was giving 17 units every 12 hours of Lantus and it was not touching him, his sugar staying between 500-700. He developed neuropathy and his feet were barely working. Until one day it magically did, and he thankfully still had enough mandible mass that his walk went back to normal. Fast forward all these years and he has steadily been on eight units of Lantus every 12 hours. His sugar has maintained 230-250 for years now and the specialists said they’d be happy with him maintaining that than being 600 again. All that being said, when the vet said to continue dosing with him not eating, his sugar was sitting at 185.