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Dog being put to sleep tommorow 😢

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herewegoagain18 · 13/06/2018 00:14

Hi there

My 12 year old staffie cross is booked in to be pts tommorow evening. She has been diagnosed with a tumour in the pelvis by feel.

She started off seeming to have diffuculty passing urine and squatting and not seeming to not pass much. Also had days between passing stools. Then had blood in her urine which the vets said was an infection had antibiotics and it all cleared up .

Previous to that she had been at the vets around two months or so earlier with nail growing out akwardly and they suggested for her to loose some weight. She wasnt obese but a little overweight . We put her on a diet and then took her back for a check up where they said she was a good weight and healthy.

I thought she looked too thin when i took her to be prescribed the antibiotic the vets said she was fine weight wise. She seemed to continue loosing the weight so we stopped the diet . But it continued dropping off. Around the same time a family member died very suddenly . It took 4 months to complete the arrangments and finally have the funeral.

We noticed she now seemed very very thin got her back to vets then the same week again and they thought it could be parasite meds given. They said it could possibly be cancer but to have a xray to try and see whats going on . We would need to see how she got on as currently too poorly to put under anistetic.

Took her back for a check up the following week so we could see how she was faring see a different vet who said straight away she was too ill to xray and took weak to put under anistetic as it was high risk. Also we wouldnt be able to see anything and we would be putting her through it for nothing.

He examined her and felt around and said its a pelvic tumour which is causing great pain in her hips affecting her kidneys and also blocking her bowel. He said sadly all that could be done was prescribe painkillers and make her comfortable until we felt it was time to let her go. He could see she still had some fight in her.

Now she looks like shes had enough.
We decided whether we are ready or not its best to let her go. A part of me thinks should we have xrayed though? I dont think it could be anything else apart from cancer with all the sypmtoms and the weight loss.

So very sad Sad

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FluffyPinkCloud · 13/06/2018 13:28

Maybe you could take your other dog along to the vets if he is comfortable going. Take her blankets with her and make her as comfortable as she can be.

herewegoagain18 · 13/06/2018 15:31

Thats an idea I could see about that with regards to transport xxx

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herewegoagain18 · 13/06/2018 19:46

Shes gone now. We were with her till the end.

Had to make alternate travel arrangements so couldnt take other doggy with us. Think it was best that way to leave him at home with the family xx

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FluffyPinkCloud · 13/06/2018 20:28

Hug. Xx

Tara336 · 13/06/2018 20:36

It’s the decision and day we all dread. I’m sorry your going through this x

LizzieSiddal · 13/06/2018 20:46

Flowers for you all.

TheCrowFromBelow · 13/06/2018 20:48
Flowers
Notevilstepmother · 13/06/2018 20:49

So sorry.

herewegoagain18 · 13/06/2018 20:49

Thankyou Fluffy, lizzie and Tara

Xx

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PerfectlyDone · 13/06/2018 20:50

Hugs to you Thanks

Notevilstepmother · 13/06/2018 20:50

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Notevilstepmother · 13/06/2018 20:51

It made me cry but also brought me comfort

herewegoagain18 · 14/06/2018 12:34

Thanks thecrowfrombelow and perfectlydone

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herewegoagain18 · 14/06/2018 12:44

Notevilstepmother

Thankyou that did actually make me feel a bit better but made me cry too.

I hope she did have a good life. Im sad the last part of it she was very very ill. I wish it could of ended better for her.

Xxx

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drearydeardre · 14/06/2018 16:05

oh dear - nioteveil that made me cry too and I lost my lovely lurcher last July!
It still hurts to remember.
Flowers for you OP - they do take a bit of our heart with them and leave a dog-shaped hole.

herewegoagain18 · 14/06/2018 23:37

Hi Dreary you are right they really do xx

Im sorry for the loss of your lurcher Flowers xxx

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