Where to get my cat PTS?

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Mobile Chicane

20,815 posts

212 months

Sunday 4th October 2015
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Spoil her rotten, please.

However, 'hold it in' for her sake. Pets know when you're unhappy. Put on a happy show.

moorx

3,508 posts

114 months

Monday 5th October 2015
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Thinking of you today.

Ekona

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1,653 posts

202 months

Monday 5th October 2015
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She passed away at just before six. Very peaceful, she just fell asleep with her head in my hand. I know I made the right choice, but it still hurts like crazy right now. I'm going to miss her so much.

Thank you all for your words and advice, it really has made a massive difference to me.



Night night, little one.

bexVN

14,682 posts

211 months

Monday 5th October 2015
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I am so glad it was peaceful, it is what we want more than anything else both as vets/nurses and owners.

I'm sorry for your loss frown

moorx

3,508 posts

114 months

Monday 5th October 2015
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bexVN said:
I am so glad it was peaceful, it is what we want more than anything else both as vets/nurses and owners.

I'm sorry for your loss frown
^^ This.

What a pretty cat she was.

ali_kat

31,988 posts

221 months

Monday 5th October 2015
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It's the hardest decision we have to make for our furry friends, but it's also the ultimate act of love for them when the time comes.

I'm pleased it was peaceful, and I'm very sorry for your loss

matttr6

39 posts

178 months

Tuesday 6th October 2015
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I feel your pain. We had our 5 year old boy cat Chester pts last Monday.

He came in over the weekend unable to walk. The vet diagnosed a serious dislocation of his hock. That in itself isn't that serious and is fixable. Unfortunately he had a run in with a dog 2 years ago causing us to have to amputate a front leg. After discussions with the vet, we allo felt the recovery and 4 months + of confinement in a cage wouldn't be fair on him.

I think of him everyday and think what if? I know I need to stop this. We had 5 great years together and we still have his sister.

Ekona

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1,653 posts

202 months

Wednesday 7th October 2015
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frown Sorry for your loss, I know exactly how you feel right now. That sounds a harder decision than I had to make, although I believe you made the right decision.

I still feel absolutely numb, and spent the day in bed yesterday. I had Geldof's brother laying next to me most of the day, except when the kitten was being a pest to him. I don't think he understands where his sister is yet, but he was a bit whingy this afternoon. I just can't believe I'll never see her again.


Thanks for the kind words all, it does mean a lot to me.

matttr6

39 posts

178 months

Wednesday 7th October 2015
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Thanks was the hardest decision ever.

It would have been a major recovery for a cat with 4 legs with an external fixator on for 2 months, I really couldn't see our tripod managing it. Can quite easily see him knocking and bashing it which would have required more surgery. The last thing I wanted was to see him suffer.

The way I look at it is that we gave him 2 extra years when we chose to amputate his leg. He was spoilt rotten over that time. Going to make sure his sister gets spoilt rotten now.

The pain does get easier over time bit it never fully goes.

bexVN

14,682 posts

211 months

Wednesday 7th October 2015
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So unlucky frown. But you really did have to think about his qol and completely understand not putting him through the OP. Terrible decision to have to go through though frown.