Nicnac
Well-Known Member
I am sitting here a bit shocked. We lost one of our beautiful Flatcoats on 28th April at the age of 7.10 with osteosarcoma. A week ago his 6 year old half brother went off his food and was a bit lethargic. Phoned vet - could be heat or a stomach bug - rice and chicken. Wasn't really interested so had blood tests which showed severe anaemia. Then scans and biopsy as scan showed spleen tumours - this was Thursday afternoon. Yesterday afternoon confirmed hemangiosarcoma which had metastasised so took him in at 5pm and he was pts.
They are buried next to each other in one of our fields.
I am numb.
BUT I am so honoured that we are able to do the best thing by our pets and give them a dignified end. They both may have gone on a few more days but that wasn't the best option for them.
After 5 Bernese Mountain Dogs who aren't known for their longevity and a border collie from a farm who lived until 15, my husband had always wanted a flattie. Ended up with two as you do. They both came from excellent lines.
We have always had dogs. Right now I can't envisage life with another one nor can I see myself without them. Hopefully the next ones will find us.
They are buried next to each other in one of our fields.
I am numb.
BUT I am so honoured that we are able to do the best thing by our pets and give them a dignified end. They both may have gone on a few more days but that wasn't the best option for them.
After 5 Bernese Mountain Dogs who aren't known for their longevity and a border collie from a farm who lived until 15, my husband had always wanted a flattie. Ended up with two as you do. They both came from excellent lines.
We have always had dogs. Right now I can't envisage life with another one nor can I see myself without them. Hopefully the next ones will find us.