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Apr 2014
8:58pm, 14 Apr 2014
2,728 posts
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SusiesueH
I know I've posted similar before, but this time, it's really it  We are in the process of arranging for a vet to do a home visit tomorrow or Wednesday to end Squeaker's suffering. She's been going downhill again for a week or so and had a really bad weekend. We trailed her off to the vet tonight only for the vet to say, yes, it's time to say goodbye. It was all a bit too sudden and I just couldn't bring myself to go through with it so they're going to come out to the house for us. She has had no quality of life for months and I haven't heard her purr or mew for weeks and weeks. She exists rather than lives. It's just too sad
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Apr 2014
9:05pm, 14 Apr 2014
2,729 posts
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SusiesueH
oh and for those of you who are FB friends, please don't mention anything about this there yet. I need to tell my Dad first and he could find out from there. I'm dreading that bit, he has a real soft spot for her
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Apr 2014
9:10pm, 14 Apr 2014
4,223 posts
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heebiejeebie
Poor old squeaker and poor (((you)))
It's a hard thing to say goodbye
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Apr 2014
9:23pm, 14 Apr 2014
66,007 posts
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Hanneke
Poor Squeaker... Sounds like it is definitely for the best to say goodbye though
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Apr 2014
9:25pm, 14 Apr 2014
29,512 posts
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Velociraptor
Poor Squeaker. A brave decision, all credit to you xxx
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Apr 2014
9:39pm, 14 Apr 2014
5,736 posts
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SarahWoo
Hugs, SSH xxxx
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Apr 2014
10:32pm, 14 Apr 2014
76 posts
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timaru
Lord Ginge (and us) sends regards,
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Apr 2014
5:56am, 15 Apr 2014
15,240 posts
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*jono*
sorry to hear that Susie
awoke at 03.30hrs this morning my Cats meowing in the street - Mrs J got up to let Billy the Cat in and due to being awake got up before the alarm went off.
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Apr 2014
11:37am, 15 Apr 2014
1,672 posts
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Winded
Many sympathies Susie.
Awake at 4:30 here, probably my own fault. I think Helga is getting fat so have restricted the wet food she gets in the evening- poor thing thought it was time for breakfast. She still gets wet food twice a day, dry food on demand and in the last week or so a never ending supply of mice. It's amazing the sleepy lazy thing can move fast enough to catch them.
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Apr 2014
6:41pm, 15 Apr 2014
2,733 posts
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SusiesueH
The deed is done. She had no fight left in her and slipped away quickly and peacefully. She's now in the garden under a freshly planted Japanese maple with beautiful purple leaves. So long puss and thanks for all the squeaks.
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