I am actually tearing up just writing this . I have 2 almost 18 year old moggies. Been with me through thick and thin. One is fine, if a bit scraggy. The other has been on meds for heart and kidney problems for 5 years and has dropped from her original weight of 6.2kg (fatty puss) down to bones. She's been perfectly happy throughout, loud purr, totally contented, eating whatever she wants, drinking, still making it plain she's Alpha Cat etc etc.
This morning, her front legs seem to have gone . She ate a bit and threw up. She's not distressed but she really can't walk more than a few steps before stopping or losing her balance.
When I left her this morning she was lying on the bathroom floor quite happily (nice and cool). How do you know when it's time? I think this is probably it but my heart is breaking just thinking of picking up the phone to the vet. But she's brought me so much joy that I just want to make sure I do the right thing by her and not for me.
Thanks anyone.
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PenguindreamsofDraco · 21/07/2014 09:51
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