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thanks everyone.x

Im so sorry to hear that Suzanne

to all of you who gave your comments to my post,
tizer died during the early hours of 3rd april,he had the most horrific death,please look at my post
RIMADYL pet medication on the genaral messages board.xxx

thanks julieann and muffy, and everyone else ,it means a lot.x

Im very sorry to hear your sad news Suzanne. My heart goes out to you and Tizer.xx

to daff too
hugs for you all
xx

its a terrible sad time for you all
im thinking of you as we went thru it with our darling molly xmas ,
all i can say is i send you hugs and special hugs for tizer too,
your doing right thing not puting him through that pain,
love to him
i know how special these pets are , they are part of the family

thanks for your thoughts.x

thank you everyone.x

((((((((Hugs)))))))) to you Suzanne, Tizer and all your family, my very best wishes at this painful time.


Daff, ((((((Hugs)))))) to you and Belle also, my cat Thomas (23) is now on his last lap, and will pass soon, I know what a painfull time this is.

Cx

Thinking of you Suzanne, Tizer has been well loved and cared for and you are doing the best you can for him. He will wait for you on Rainbow Bridge.
Lizxx
Daff, same goes for you hon, your Belle has had the best of life with your family. I too hope she just goes to sleep bless her.
Lizxx

thanks for all your kind words and hugs.x

Suzanne, my heart goes out to you. I am in a similar situation with my 17/18 year old cat, Belle. We know that we only have a short time with her, and are keeping her painfree, but soon she will not be able to eat. When the time comes, the vet will come here to us, but I am praying she leaves us quietly and gently before that. She is content at the moment.

Love and ((((hugs)))))

Daff xxxx

I have been reading your post, so sorry :((.
You can only do what's best for him.

Marion

Suzanne
He is at home and surrounded by people who love him and Im sure if he could he would thank you.
He was a lucky dog to end up with someone so caring.
xx

Brave decision Suzanne, don't beat yourself up over it. These things can happen very quickly in animals, mainly because you don't see the early symptoms.

Take care.

Rosalind

words seen so useless at a time like this so im sending you a

(((((((((((((((((((((((((hug))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

my rescue dog means the world to me so i hate to think how you are feeling take care

love

julia xx

hi everyone, just to let you know that tizer has become very poorly over the last 24hrs,and i think the end is very near now,we have decided to nurse him at home and are sure that he isnt in any pain(hes on very strong painkillers) ive never been through this before and an finding it very upsetting as is all of my familyx

Under the circumstances, I think you are right to let nature take its course, sad tho that will be.
I had my lovely old dog Daisy, operated on for mammary cancer, but altho she seemed to recover quickly, four days later she relapsed badly and after spending all day on a drip at the vets, I was called for permission to let her go. The vet said there wasn't time for me to get to say goodbye to her, which would have been half an hour. Ten years ago, this May, and I still miss her. Wish I hadn't put her through the op.
Lizx

hi everyone,just to let you know that ive spoken to my vet and the specialist vet in frodham and ive decided not to go ahead with surgery,if tizer survives the surgery he will be in terrible pain,he will also need reconstructive surgery afterwards as the will have to take part of hios face away plus his right eye,and maybe part of his jaw ,its cruel to put a dog through all that pain,so we have all decided to make his remaining time with us as comfortable as we can,thanks everyone for your comments.x