grimreaper
Cross Member
Sorry to hear that. It's never easy to lose a furry family member.
That's rough, went through something similar with our Anatolian Shepherd a few years ago, he had kidney and liver issues, just stopped eating one morning, few hours later he was gone.She had complete renal shut down. Her kidneys just quit working. They couldn't even find a vein to put the sleep chemical in. They had to inject it into her abdomen. That takes longer. I held her until she was gone.
Very sorry for your loss. They take a chunk of your heart with them.She had complete renal shut down. Her kidneys just quit working. They couldn't even find a vein to put the sleep chemical in. They had to inject it into her abdomen. That takes longer. I held her until she was gone.
Almost same story here with Judy, our Belgian Shepherd. Granted she was old, but she seemed to be just fine in the morning. But by later afternoon....That's rough, went through something similar with our Anatolian Shepherd a few years ago, he had kidney and liver issues, just stopped eating one morning, few hours later he was gone.
The other cats know that Tiger is missing, sometimes that is the hardest part, seeing them grieve the loss as well.Tiger is the small one eyed cat on the far side. This is how all three usually ended up in the evening. They all know something isn't right.
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Yup. I always tell Kitty that when we meet someone that doesn't like cats, they're off our list. LOLSorry for your loss my friend, I've had a lot of them little buggers come and go in my 67 years and still think of all the good times with every single one.
That’s a great picture of the 4 of you you’ll always have her in your heart and I know she will always love you even after she’s gone to the rainbow bridgeTiger is the small one eyed cat on the far side. This is how all three usually ended up in the evening. They all know something isn't right.
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