I hope it helps Frank.I've decided to get a prescription for seizure meds as I can't handle putting her down now.
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I hope it helps Frank.I've decided to get a prescription for seizure meds as I can't handle putting her down now.
Thanks. At least that's how I feel right now. I'm waiting for the vet to come back and tell me how much it would cost.I hope it helps Frank.
Maybe right now the right thing to do is to wait and see what the vet tells you.Thanks. At least that's how I feel right now. I'm waiting for the vet to come back and tell me how much it would cost.
I'm not sure what the right thing to do is, honestly.
I think I just don't want to go through the loss. It's looking like she likey has a brain tumor or some other neurological issue, from her symptoms and what the vet said. Her symptoms aren't promising. Seizures, disorientation, pacing, head pressing, eye issues, discoordination, etc.Maybe right now the right thing to do is to wait and see what the vet tells you.
Do they know you're short on money? Maybe you can get them to negotiate.They said it would be about $635 all together to euthanize her tonight, and have her cremated and not take the ashes home. It would a few hundred more to take the ashes home.
If I went home with her and some meds, it would be $385 or so. I only have $318 right now.
I think I should put her down but I don't have the money, of course.
Vets usually don't do payment plans and especially not emergency vets, which are more expensive as they're open 24/7. I mean I could beg and cry, and the answer would probably be no. I'll try and beg, though. I mentioned I'm unemployed.Do they know you're short on money? Maybe you can get them to negotiate.
(Hugs) I know this is rough. It's hard losing a pet. I've lost a few. May she go peacefully.Someone helped me. Now I'm waiting for them to bring my dog to me so I can be with her as she passes.
It's done. She went quickly and I was there with her the wholr time, holding her, kissing her and talking to her. I stayed with her body for a bit afterwards. Now I'm going home. RIP, Thrace, my beautiful brindle baby. I'll post pics of her later. It's 6 am.