Lovely suprise waiting for me at home this evening....

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Pippa was pts on Friday so coming home to an empy house is taking a bit of getting used to. I got home to a lovely suprise tonight though, my vets have sent me a 'with sympathy' card with a lovely personal message inside. I just thought that was so thoughtful of them. I am not sure if this is the norm or not but it just reminded me of why I am so lucky with my vet. It is a one man practice and such a personal service!
 
I am a dog groomer and I do this for my clients. I learned the habit from a vet I used to work for. Another groomer I know goes the length of sending her clients flowers when pets die. It's a lovely gesture and to be honest, I was rather disappointed that my vet didn't do any such thing when I had my old girl PTS a couple of years ago.

Sorry to hear about Pippa. It's not easy to let them go. x
 
Sorry to hear of your loss. Never heard of any of the vets round here doing anything like that. It's very touching an kind of them. Take care. {{{{hugs}}}
 
Sorry to hear of your loss
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Our vets did the same when we lost Barney, and it really meant a lot to us too.
 
I think it's such a lovely thing for the vets to do. Mine did this when one of my cats was pts last year - and I was so touched.

Sympathy for Pippa
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Sorry for your loss
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we lost our GSD and one of our cats this past summer and our vet was nice enough to send us condolence cards each time. It really brightened my day when I saw the card. It's a nice gesture on their part.
 
Sorry for your loss
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we lost our GSD and one of our cats this past summer and our vet was nice enough to send up condolence cards each time. It really brightened my day when I saw the card. It's a nice gesture on their part.
 
Our vet did this when I lost Jasper in October.

I can remember coming home, having just had him PTS, when a parcel turned up with a lovely plaited section of mane and one of Tweenie's tail from Leahurst (having lost her to complications from the drugs administered during colic surgery six days earlier). They'd also sent a little book of poetry too. I was already in a fragile state and it's fair to say it tipped me over the edge.

I haven't looked at the two sections of plaited mane and tail since. They were tied with pastel pink bows top and bottom too. I don't think I've ever seen her tail that white.
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