Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Awww, how sad, Vrai. I'm so sorry! If you need someone to drive you to/from, let me know. :hugs:Thanks, you all, for helping me make this decision.
Awww, how sad, Vrai. I'm so sorry! If you need someone to drive you to/from, let me know. :hugs:Thanks, you all, for helping me make this decision.
Awww, how sad, Vrai. I'm so sorry! If you need someone to drive you to/from, let me know. :hugs:
vrai....I also have an 18yr old cat myself. She still eats though and can walk around semi-ok. she hasn't made a peep yest today so I wonder what is up with her. I also haven't heard her come out to eat her food as of 7am guess she is more tired then hungry. I know the day is going to come for me too and i don't want it to come. I have to take her to the vet in a few months for shots and if she has lost more weight I think I will do the humane thing and have her pts. She weighed 7lbs 8oz the last time she was at the vet. She has never a day in her life weighed over 9lbs though (shes a calico and small and petite shes been this way since she was a baby).
Would you post her photo of her today?
Here's one I just took of her.
That sounds like the humane choice... don't you wish we could do that for our elders...
She's looking a bit scraggly. Same as Jack before she died.
She actually looks better in that pic than she does in person. When she's standing up she looks like skin and bones.
Here's one I just took of her.
Here's one I just took of her.
I might get some bashing from some people, but she looks alert, and pretty good to me for an 18 year-old! Yes..a little thin, but not emaciated. She also looks like she wants to go outside! Only you can tell if it is time to let go. It's just a picture, but she doesn't look like she's suffering one bit. Either way, as stated in earlier posts...you WILL make the right decision, not us. My thoughts are with you, and Claudia.
Nah, she's quite emaciated - like I said, the pic makes her look bigger than she does in person. And she absolutely doesn't want to go outside, only when it's nice and warm and she can sun herself on the deck. Cold, wet weather doesn't work for her anymore. She was watching the squirrels and probably reminiscing about the days when they wouldn't dare come into her yard or she'd disembowel them.
And she's not alert by any real definition of the word. She has dementia and most of the time has no concept of what's going on.
I'm sorry Vria. x100!!
You and Claudia will be in my thoughts and prayers Friday!