Cooper, not good (final update last page)
The vet just called and Cooper might have oral cancer. They're send a sample up to K-state pathology to determine if it's cancer. Vet said he has massive bone loss in his head. Will no Friday if it's ...
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buta4 wrote:I beleive in quality of life myself. That's why when Cooper no longer feels cofortable the decesion will be made. I also don't want to end his very short life for convenience. With his med's he's feeling OK and there will be a time shortly that will not be the case.
My own personal feelings about a situation like yours may ruffle some feathers, but I only have the animal's best interests at heart.
Well ... here goes...
I've lost maybe a dozen dogs and cats over the years and I personally feel that it would have been selfish of me to keep them going and suffering the whole way just for my own edification.
An animal's pain is not is pleasant thing to watch or for them to endure.
(Believe in the Rainbow Bridge)
Your opinion is very valid, I do not intend to let him suffer.
