Anyone have an old dog die while on the road?
I have an old dog-- 14 year old hound. He's trucking along but is old; sounds like he may have CHF though he has no diagnosis yet. We're planning to go to Colorado next summer and meet my sister t...
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I've seen some members post that they used their GPS to locate the closest vet, either for an emergency euth and/or cremation. We're lucky to have that option these days. I don't know how any of us survived without cell phones and GPS.
Isn't it interesting how norms in pet care have changed over the years? Not that long ago, people just left the deceased dog or cat at the vet's office for animal control to pick up, no charge. I hear that is not an option these days. You either take him home to bury or pay for cremation. I like this way better, but it must be too expensive for many pet owners.
Isn't it interesting how norms in pet care have changed over the years? Not that long ago, people just left the deceased dog or cat at the vet's office for animal control to pick up, no charge. I hear that is not an option these days. You either take him home to bury or pay for cremation. I like this way better, but it must be too expensive for many pet owners.
