While it can feel alien to book an appointment for this, I always tell my clients it is better to say goodbye a day too early rather than a day too late." "However, we should look at euthanasia as a 'final kindness,' something we can offer our pet, to prevent suffering. "The decision is often accompanied by shame and guilt," Linda Simon, a member of the veterinary consult team for Pawleaks, says in an email. When you do have to let your pet go, it's common to wonder if you're making the right choice. If the bad days are out numbering the good days, this could be an indication it may be time to consult with your veterinarian." "Take into consideration such things as their level of pain, appetite, whether they are able to clean themselves (particularly with cats) and their ability to move around.
"Consider putting on a calendar a happy face for a good day and a sad face for a bad day," Nold suggests. These gaps - how often your pet still wants to fetch the ball and how often he doesn't - can make it hard to tell whether his quality of life is suffering, but keeping a simple record can help. "Can your pet still do these activities? Does your pet still want to do these activities? Maybe he does it sometimes and not others but used to never turn this particular activity down." Or a long list of other activities," Nold says.
#Say goodbye tv
Or jumping up on the couch to watch TV with you. "I find it helpful to think of a few things that you feel makes your specific pet happy. There are, however, certain signs that may signal it's time to say goodbye to your pet.
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