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Kantankrus_Mare

Aw Haybel.........thoughts with you. Horrible when our pets arent well or need treatment. They are part of the family. Hope he gets sorted and everything is OK. X

haybel19

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Aw Haybel.........thoughts with you. Horrible when our pets arent well or need treatment. They are part of the family. Hope he gets sorted and everything is OK. X

Thank you so much. He is my baby we all love him to bits.

Been a rotten few months we lost my mother in law in June and its one thing after another as life often is.

Fingers crossed he recovers well and that its not as serious as I fear.

helsbell

10p win on Quidco's Snow me the money today, for visiting Razer. I can't work out the other clue, sorry.

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haybel19 wrote: »

Thank you so much. He is my baby we all love him to bits.

Been a rotten few months we lost my mother in law in June and its one thing after another as life often is.

Fingers crossed he recovers well and that its not as serious as I fear.

My heart goes out to you and your family, haybel:kisses3:. I'll be thinking of you.


I know just what you must be going through. We lost OH's sister totally unexpectedly at the end of September and then we had to have our adored cat put to sleep a week after we got home from the funeral. We've both been on such a downer ever since.


Our lovely cat was 9 and a really adventurous country cat (although he was so loving and enjoyed his home comforts such as sleeping on our bed every night). He was a tiny bedraggled stray kitten that turned up one day and grew into the most sweet natured and perfect pet ever. He'd dragged himself home after obviously being hit by a vehicle of some sort. Although it's a rural area there are agricultural vehicles passing nearby after dark. It's along way from the road for a cat and getting home must have been such a struggle but he couldn't manage the cat flap on his own as his back limbs were totally paralysed. I was just about to go to bed when I heard him wailing and let him in. I'm so glad I was still up, it was really late for me. He didn't have a mark on him but was wailing and his breathing was so laboured. He couldn't stand up, just trying to pull himself around on the carpet. It was such a distressing thing to see.


I phoned the emergency vet, she opened the surgery specially and we went straight there in the early hours but she couldn't do anything for him. She said he would always be paralysed because of the site of the injury, plus incontinent. It wasn't a case of broken bones that would heal. Also, he obviously had internal injuries as his breathing was impaired. We decided the kindest thing for him was to have him put to sleep so he didn't suffer any more and we brought him home and buried him in the garden under one of the apple trees. It was the one that he loved to climb and where he used to sit for ages draped over a fork in the branches.


Life just isn't the same without him, it never will be, and even after about 6 weeks I still find myself looking for him whenever I hear a sound outside the door or upstairs. I know they say time is a great healer but I've been, and still am, finding doing even normal things a real challenge still.


Sorry to have gone on about this. It's hard to open up about it to people in RL as they'd probably think ''it's only a cat, get over it''.

QueenJess

helsbell wrote: »

10p win on Quidco's Snow me the money today, for visiting Razer. I can't work out the other clue, sorry.

The other one is Joules. I couldn't work it out either, but it was on another thread on MSE.

helsbell

QueenJess wrote: »

The other one is Joules. I couldn't work it out either, but it was on another thread on MSE.

Thank you, that's been bugging me all day! I'd searched Jewel, but it obviously didn't come up because of the spelling.

A_Random_Man

My apologies for not replying yesterday i was extremely busy i made 47.43 yesterday and 28.58 today

A_Random_Man

My apologies for not replying yesterday i was extremely busy however i had a good couple of days matched betting i made:
- £47.43 yesterday
- £28.58 Today

I also had a couple of eBay sales today which are:

-£3.75 on a iPhone dock
-£16.00 on some skull candy headphones

Hope everyone has had a great day

shariann

carbootcrazy wrote: »

My heart goes out to you and your family, haybel:kisses3:. I'll be thinking of you.


I know just what you must be going through. We lost OH's sister totally unexpectedly at the end of September and then we had to have our adored cat put to sleep a week after we got home from the funeral. We've both been on such a downer ever since.


Our lovely cat was 9 and a really adventurous country cat (although he was so loving and enjoyed his home comforts such as sleeping on our bed every night). He was a tiny bedraggled stray kitten that turned up one day and grew into the most sweet natured and perfect pet ever. He'd dragged himself home after obviously being hit by a vehicle of some sort. Although it's a rural area there are agricultural vehicles passing nearby after dark. It's along way from the road for a cat and getting home must have been such a struggle but he couldn't manage the cat flap on his own as his back limbs were totally paralysed. I was just about to go to bed when I heard him wailing and let him in. I'm so glad I was still up, it was really late for me. He didn't have a mark on him but was wailing and his breathing was so laboured. He couldn't stand up, just trying to pull himself around on the carpet. It was such a distressing thing to see.


I phoned the emergency vet, she opened the surgery specially and we went straight there in the early hours but she couldn't do anything for him. She said he would always be paralysed because of the site of the injury, plus incontinent. It wasn't a case of broken bones that would heal. Also, he obviously had internal injuries as his breathing was impaired. We decided the kindest thing for him was to have him put to sleep so he didn't suffer any more and we brought him home and buried him in the garden under one of the apple trees. It was the one that he loved to climb and where he used to sit for ages draped over a fork in the branches.


Life just isn't the same without him, it never will be, and even after about 6 weeks I still find myself looking for him whenever I hear a sound outside the door or upstairs. I know they say time is a great healer but I've been, and still am, finding doing even normal things a real challenge still.


Sorry to have gone on about this. It's hard to open up about it to people in RL as they'd probably think ''it's only a cat, get over it''.

Don't apologise CBC. Your post brought tears to my eyes. I know it can be difficult to talk about how much a pet means to you but I'm sure most people who have pets or have ever had pets completely understand. They are part of the family and I for one am heartbroken when I lose a pet.

Take care of yourself xxx

shariann

haybel19 wrote: »

Having a very bad news day and feeling rather crappy... my poor dog has a lump discovered last night. Straight to vets this morning and will be having a fine needle aspiration to test tomorrow under sedation and then surgery to remove next week as regardless of what it is its size and location behind his shoulder on side mean it has to be removed. He is only 6 and had a very low grade cancer lump on his leg about 2.5 -3 years ago which was removed. So stressed out he is my baby- is family and we all adore him. He is such a kind sweet boy and just lovely with my daughter. He is snuggling me on the sofa as a type.

Not feeling very motivated to make money but it might be a welcome distraction especially when he is at the vets tomorrow and next week. Awful when our babies are poorly.

Got £10 voucher compensation to add from Amazon for once again failing to delivery two of my prime orders on time.

Bless you. I hope it is good newsworthy you. Sending hugs xxx