Jun
we just found out today that my dog has bone cancer. the cancer is in the top of her mouth so they cant remove it so she’ll die soon. i am very sad and i cried all day. is there anything i can do to help me calm down? pleae help me feel superior. she’ll die in the next 3-6 months. she is my first dog and i have had her since 1st grade and im in the 8th grade now and i just cant let her go.
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Oh honey I feel so bad for you. You never know your dog could live a lot longer than that. All you can do is keep loving her, and pay as much attn to her as you can. Our pets always becomes part of our families, and it is so hard to let them go. Just spend as much time with it as you can and try not to consider it. I know that is hard not to. Good luck and feel better…
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I’ve been there before with my dog, and we decided to have her put to sleep before she suffered. it was a very hard decision, but we wanted the last memory of her being comfortable and not suffering. I wouldn't advocate you waiting for her to die, but enjoy your dog as long as you can, and as soon as you notice a change in her from the cancer, you should consider putting it to sleep. like i said it isn't an easy decision, but it is the humane one and after time you’ll concur with it later……..good luck
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i was in the same sort of situation. I had a dog since i was four and he got put down when i was in 7th grade. I cried soo much and it was really hard but ill i could do is make him as happy has possible by getting him those noce treats from petco were they have that treats bar. I would lay with him rub him brush him (he loved being brushed) Just try to make your dog as happy as possible and try to remember all of you good times.
im sooooo sorry about your dog i know exactly how you feel
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I’m so so sorry!
There really isn't anything that anyone can do to make this time easier for you or you beloved dog.
Build some lasting memories of the time that the two of you have left.
Take tons of photos of her.
If she's never been granted to sleep with you, let her sleep with you.
Give her a boat load of hugs and loving pats.
Buy her special treats and make the time she has left as happy and as comfortable for her as you can.
Speak to her and tell her that you love and know that you have given her a warm, loving home for seven years.
I'm sorry you're having to go through this.
Edit: Here are some helpful web sites that deal with the loss of a pet.
http://www.healthypet.com/library_view.a…
http://www.healthypet.com/library_view.a…
http://www.aplb.org/
http://www.petloss.com/ (I have my cat Petrie listed on the Bridgelist on this site).
http://www.catanddoghelp.com/animals/ber… (This site has additional links to other support groups.)
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I’ve read several books on life after death, and in each one of them it talks about animals going on to the after life or heaven. You can believe that God loves all animals, just as you do and he will provide a life for them after they are completed with this life. I have watched John Edwards, that psychic that’s on t.v. and he always talks about animals that are with the relatives that he speaks to. You need to know that grieving is different for everyone and you can begin now. You can hold your sick puppy and she will feel your love for her. You can pray that she won't have to suffer for too long and that she will be free of this sick body and trade it in on a new body when she leaves here and lives in heaven. Good luck to you!! www.creativedesignunlimited.com
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Hi
Sure there is something you can do. Take the time to see that she enjoys life. That’s your responsibility at this time. Break the rules now & then. An occassional cookie, do something special that she looks forward to, ect… In my book, when the time comes, it's cause for celebration, knowing she is in a better place, and was able to like her life in a loving home. Her eyes will tell you that.
Best of luck to both of you!
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Just think he will be in a better place. Catholics aren't supposed to think that dogs go to heaven but i think so.
so cheer up and try to spend these last month with him and try to make him feel goo, if I were you i'd spoil my dog and do whatever he likes. Take him outside introduce him to other dogs and people.
The best thing you can do is spend memorable time with him.
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Awh, I'm so sorry, your actually bringing tears to my eyes.
I would just spend as much time with your dog as possible
Cuddle with her each night, feed her, her favorite treats.
I know it might be silly, but speak to your dog, and tell her how much you love her. =(
God bless
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I'm really sorry about your dog. Give him all the attention you can and let him know how much you love him.
You might want to join this support group: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/Canin…
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I am so sorry… At least you can say your goodbyes before she goes… Maybe that will give you closure.
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I am so so sorry this is happening to you and your pet. What I think I would do is keep her comfortable and give her all the love you can while she is here. If she gets in pain and your vet needs to help her go to sleep so she’s not in pain anymore it will be very hard BUT..You can be happy knowing you gave her lots of love and when she crosses that bridge to where doggies go she will no longer be sick or in pain! She’s so so lucky to have a nice person to love her and care for her! They’ve places where you can go for grieving pet owners..those are owners who have lost pets and are very sad. Or you can come on here and talk to a nice person!
It would be so nice if our pets could live as long as we do! But i think that sometimes we’ve so much love that we have the ability to sometimes love another pet too and that helps other dogs who need us to love and care for them and it helps us remember how lucky we’re to have them! When her time comes to go, think of all the good cuddly times and how much another dog or pet will be happy to have those times with you also! Your dog is very lucky that you love her so much!