This is a question I’ve been asked a lot over the years. This is an older video, but my advice hasn’t really changed…

2 thoughts on “This is a question I’ve been asked a lot over the years. This is an older video, but my advice hasn’t really changed…”

  1. Judi

    Well said Pat……I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s never easy, but we love them SO much. Loving them means letting them go when they cannot take care of themselves any longer. I can’t help believe that when they are sick and hurting, there is an enormous fear factor too. I don’t want my animals to experience any of the three if I can help them relax and go to sleep. I love my vet, she and I have always had an agreement. She is so good to come running and help the animal end it’s misery. I love your kind heart……

  2. Gail hewitt

    Thank you for sharing , I found it very difficult to make the decision for my old girl , (32 years) she still had fire in her eyes but her arthritis was getting worse , plus other health problems ,had a discussion with the vet , altho I still miss her every day ,last summer was brutal and I was happy that she hadn’t had to cope with the heat and now this winter, so now she’s at rest. Regards G. Hewitt

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