Our dog is going downhill fast.

[stacilee]

sorry, double post.

 

[KristiKelly]

I'm so sorry, making the choice to put our Dalmatian to sleep was the hardest thing DH & I have ever, ever done, he was our 1st baby. He's been away for 2-1/2 years now & I still miss him tremendously, but I know that he is no longer suffering. I have a chalk portrait of him & his ashes on our dresser, I will always love & miss him. Again, I'm so sorry for what you're going through

 

[Maleficent13]

From one Golden lover to another, I am so sorry. But I too advocate the vet route, and make sure you explain your concerns.

Good luck.

 

[mrsstats]

I am very sorry for the pain you are going thru with your pup. I have a 16 year old chi/mix suffering congestive heart failure with his abdomen filling with fluid. We have him drained on the average now of 1x a week. You will know what is best for your pup and you will make the correct decision.

 

[nativetxn]

I'm so sorry. We had to have our Sassygirl put down just two days after mother died. It was so difficult and so sad

I'm not going to offer advice. I hope your "baby" just goes to sleep and that you won't have to deal with having her "put down". It's just so hard to do

Katholyn

 

[Otto's Doll]

I am so sorry. I have had to make this decision, and it is so hard. But it is the kindest thing for your furbaby. God bless you.

In memory of Brandy, BearBear, and Bonnie. Mommy loves you guys.

 

[RNMOM]

I feel I have to explain a few things.

Our cat had a thrombus and was paralized. It happened suddenly and he was in horrible pain. He was at the vet within 30 min. and they had to give him 4 injections. His blood circulation was so poor it was not getting to his brain and pumped through his heart. DH, DSons and I were with him for 20 min while the vet tried to help him. He finally gave the last two injections intra cardiac. It was the single most horrible death I have ever seen.

Now, I have seen people die. I am a big believer in hospice, death with dignity and even assisted suicide so I don't have a fear of all that. It is just the idea of what we went through with Henry that is so hard.

Boomer is like a son to me. He was always coming to me for comfort or to comfort.

We did overdose him the first time DH gave him the pain meds. He was to get 1/2 tablet and he gave him a whole. He slept for 24 hours and I was afraid we lost him that night. I watched his breathing all night. I guess I am hoping by overdosing him the same thing will happen. Perhaps you are all right. I will speak with the guys in the morning about helping him. Problem is, he was more perky this evening. I really hate all this.

 

[Debi]

Sending lots of {{{hugs}}} your way. I had my black lab/husky mix put to sleep in March due to cancer in the bones, and that was the hardest decision I had to make. Denny was our baby, and losing him was not easy. As others have said, though, we knew it was the right decision - he was no longer suffering.

Another huge {{{hug}}} for you and your baby.