Rocking Ros Rose posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

Good age 

still she loves him 

awwww yes - and as long as he is well  and eating -is the main thing

Baz posted:

AwwwOurs had mini strokes too ....but vet said she wasn’t in any pain , so we just let her be ...she was about 17 .....in the end she simply laid down under her favourite tree and went to sleep peacefully Had to have another one put down though , it was awful 

that's what Dolly is hoping for, apparently it's high blood pressure that makes them go blind 

Baz posted:

Sprout posted:

Baz posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Dolly's cat Mr Jinx has gone blind  I don't care for cats but I'm used to hers...

AwwwOur cat went blind ....but she managed quite well ...except when she head butted the cat flap not realising it was shut 

Yeah, one of mine went blind too and had other ailments so it wasn't fair to keep him alive at the end. I had to 'let him go' 

AwwwOurs had mini strokes too ....but vet said she wasn’t in any pain , so we just let her be ...she was about 17 .....in the end she simply laid down under her favourite tree and went to sleep peacefully Had to have another one put down though , it was awful 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

AwwwOurs had mini strokes too ....but vet said she wasn’t in any pain , so we just let her be ...she was about 17 .....in the end she simply laid down under her favourite tree and went to sleep peacefully Had to have another one put down though , it was awful 

that's what Dolly is hoping for, apparently it's high blood pressure that makes them go blind 

Baz posted:

Sprout posted:

Baz posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Dolly's cat Mr Jinx has gone blind  I don't care for cats but I'm used to hers...

AwwwOur cat went blind ....but she managed quite well ...except when she head butted the cat flap not realising it was shut 

Yeah, one of mine went blind too and had other ailments so it wasn't fair to keep him alive at the end. I had to 'let him go' 

AwwwOurs had mini strokes too ....but vet said she wasn’t in any pain , so we just let her be ...she was about 17 .....in the end she simply laid down under her favourite tree and went to sleep peacefully Had to have another one put down though , it was awful 

  It's horrible. I had to have both of mine put to sleep. 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

awwww yes - and as long as he is well  and eating -is the main thing

 

she won;t hesitate if she thinks he's suffering...she's boarded the gates up so he can go out on the patio but he can't jump up at the gate because he can't see...so he's still enjoying the sunshine without being in danger of wandering off and being in danger. 

 agree animals shouldn't suffer dameeee

Surprised they tie the dog up out there with crocs around 

critters wrecking the garden 

Baz posted:

Surprised they tie the dog up out there with crocs around 

Foxes are beautiful animals. It's just a shame they do what they have to do 

Sprout posted:

Baz posted:

Sprout posted:

Baz posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Dolly's cat Mr Jinx has gone blind  I don't care for cats but I'm used to hers...

AwwwOur cat went blind ....but she managed quite well ...except when she head butted the cat flap not realising it was shut 

Yeah, one of mine went blind too and had other ailments so it wasn't fair to keep him alive at the end. I had to 'let him go' 

AwwwOurs had mini strokes too ....but vet said she wasn’t in any pain , so we just let her be ...she was about 17 .....in the end she simply laid down under her favourite tree and went to sleep peacefully Had to have another one put down though , it was awful 

  It's horrible. I had to have both of mine put to sleep. 

 our 20 year old cat had to be - she lost the use of her back legs and lay by her food bowl

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

 agree animals shouldn't suffer dameeee

That was interesting .....thanks for the company ladies 

swamps look beautiful but as bazzy said eerie

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

 our 20 year old cat had to be - she lost the use of her back legs and lay by her food bowl

thanks folks, that was interesting 

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

 our 20 year old cat had to be - she lost the use of her back legs and lay by her food bowl

really enjoyed that  night 

Evening 

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