r/Petloss Dec 12 '23

This is meant to be a support community, and it is moderated as such.

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Pet owners, as loving, caring people, often have strong, experience-based opinions on pet care practices. Some of these are controversial. Often, there are valid points to be made on both sides of an argument. But this is not a forum for debate, nor is it a place to scold a contributor for a perceived mistake in managing their pet. People who come here are grieving, often with feelings of guilt or self-blame for their beloved pet’s passing. We intend to provide a safe haven of understanding, support and an occasional word or two of wisdom.

Strident, mean-spirited posts or comments will be deleted and the user will be banned permanently. Those who persist in preaching versus caring may be warned and then banned or may be banned permanently based on nature of the topic. If a conversational thread meanders into a discussion unrelated to pet loss support, it will be truncated.

If this sounds strict, it is because those who post here are vulnerable and hurting. They are sharing intimate feelings with strangers. In such a case, even a minor slap has a hard sting. No one who is already suffering immense pain deserves that.

Those of us who are lucky enough to be able to turn away from our computers or put down our phones and hug a healthy, happy pet are truly blessed. Surely we have within us the capacity to share our love with bereaved participants in this forum, even if we disagree with something they have said.


r/Petloss 3h ago

Put our Great Dane Rocco down on Friday - left with terrible grief and guilt

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We put our 9 year-old Great Dane Rocco down on Friday. It was a gut wrenching decision. Over the past few months, we've witnessed him slowly starting to fall more, losing his balance, and unable to bear too much weight on his back right foot that had an infection that refused to heal. It got to the point where he would sometimes fall onto his poop after going. Sometimes, he'd be on the couch, and he'd just let out a little poop, and we'd have to clean him, the couch covers, our pants, etc.

He could no longer do stairs, so he was sleeping on the ground floor, and we would take turns sleeping down on the couch next to him... otherwise he would stand at the foot of the stairs and just whine and whine. It was heartbreaking.

At the same time, he loved life. When given the chance, he would try to bound around outside, play with our other dog, and man oh man, did he love eating. He loved us completely - he was thoughtful, kind, and very perceptive. He had such a special bond with my wife.

After a particularly bad weekend last week, we made the appointment with the vet on Friday. It was so obvious that this was unsustainable, and that he was in pain. We cried all week - he was such a wonderful, smart, insightful, and sensitive boy. A true gentle giant. Over the week, he sometimes showed positive signs - getting up on his own, eating voraciously,.. he even went up the stairs on Thursday to be by my wife at her desk - it was amazing to see. My wife kept asking me if we were doing the right thing, and I tried so hard to stay strong. I know it was the right thing, but it was just awful. It would have been so easy to just not do it and wait until he was really sick.

I know that we could have kept this up for weeks - months? Kept him with 24-hour care, making sure he had help up when he fell, got his butt wiped after he pooped, having someone sleep with him - we could have done that, and he'd still be here, next to me right now.

But we didn't do that. We loaded him into the car on Friday, drove to the vet, drugged him up, and ended his life. It was the hardest thing I've ever done, and I'm crying just thinking about it. I still have waves of guilt feeling like we did the wrong thing for our guy.

I know it will get easier with time, but the guilt of taking this big, beautiful boy - who trusted us completely - and ending his life, is just haunting me.

I know we all share this bond here - thanks for reading.

These pictures are all from this week.

https://imgur.com/a/roccos-last-week-NCanIuX


r/Petloss 4h ago

She was supposed to live forever.

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I got my calico cat Esme when she was 10. She gave me another 7.5 years, and we used to joke that she'd keep going forever, she was so kittenish.

It's been a little over a week since she passed. I'm somewhat okay now, but I still cry at night when I'm trying to sleep. After all, she was supposed to be there, cuddling with me, for forever.

She was supposed to be there when I woke up. Supposed to be there for treats and snack time. Supposed to be there for her canned food times, meowing for us to hurry up and feed her.

She was supposed to be there to greet me when I got home, and supposed to be there trying to get at my food. She was supposed to be there playing in the living room while we watched TV, supposed to be underfoot in the kitchen when we cooked.

She was supposed to always climb into my lap or onto my chest at the most inconvenient times. Supposed to begrudgingly allow being picked up and given kisses. Supposed to love being petted but unimpressed by scritches.

She was supposed to be my friend for forever. She was supposed to be there during highs and lows, always ready to lend support.

But she's not. She is gone. I'm still here, and she is gone.


r/Petloss 45m ago

is it okay to feel like you need another pet after loosing one?

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just before christmas my dog had to be put to sleep, she basically went from being fine to unable to walk, or function, properly without being in pain or distress within 5 ish weeks quickly. It was really sudden and blindsighted all of us. It was and has been really really difficult for all of us, I've been struggling a lot and the grief feels like one of those things we just don't talk about, even though I'm trying too, it feels like nobody is listening.

Just when i felt like i was getting better? if thats possible? I realized i'm really lonely, i don't know how else to describe it other than the fact it feels really lonely and empty in my house despite theres 5 people living in it. maybe its not and its just me but i . really feel like i could do with like, a pet. Is this normal? I'm 17, and ive tried bringing it up to my parents but it feels like they arent hearing me when i say how hard its been for me. They are older, and have said how hard it is to lose people and they way they worded it seems like they're scared to lose anything again. I understand how they feel, and care about how they feel, but at the same time i feel like I'm falling apart and i don't know what to do anymore. Im autistic so i dont know if thats why it feels like there is a disconnect when i try to talk about it? i feel really selfish and guilty thinking about it sometimes because I know it sounds really bad, i think.

Its not like i think the new animal would suddenly make everything better, but i think it would help me. I don't even mean like it would replace my dog kind of way, because she was so sweet and so lovely and i know nobody could replace her. I kind of think of it like my heart making more room, because i would love them both. I've ghosted the idea of another animal but been told a mix of the things mentioned or laughed off/not been taken seriously. I feel like im only getting worse.

TLDR: ive been struggling with being extremely lonely after my dog died, and not sure how to go about that. I feel like i could really do with an animal in the house but, i think im the only one who does and Family members aren't listening.

sorry this turned into a rant but does anyone have any advice? is this even like. normal?


r/Petloss 2h ago

it’s been a month

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i still miss my dog a lot, and sometimes I can’t help but cry. I accepted that he’s gone and that I won’t be seeing him, but there are times when I’ll call out his name forgetting that he won’t, I just got so used to it yk?


r/Petloss 46m ago

Worst bout of grief i've experienced

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Just felt like sharing this because it weighs on me and I'd like to know if anyone has had similar experiences.

A month or two ago I had a really upsetting dream about a disaster that ended with the death of my beloved pets, Jimmy and Buckwheat (the shelters named them lol). I have aphantasia so when I visualize dreams it seems so REAL to me.

I woke up at about 5am that morning, on the verge of tears, and immediately got up to go lay with my dogs on the floor. I got up, walked over to their beds, and they werent there.

My second dog Jimmy had passed away about 3 months before and my first dog Buckwheat had gone almost a year and a half before.

I cried for a solid 2 hours after and stayed in bed all day.

It was so devastating because I hadnt had the guts to look at photos of either of them since they had died and in the dream I could actually see them. Worst grief I've ever felt.

I thought of this about thirty minutes ago and it still brings me to sobs. I miss them so much.


r/Petloss 5h ago

When did you decide to get another dog?

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I lost my sweet soul dog at the end of December and I’m really struggling with that loss. He was my entire world for 14+ years and he knew me better than anyone. He was my soulmate, my heart dog and my best friend.

Which brings me to my question. I was supposed to pick up another puppy today but backed out today. I keep going back and forth. I do have another dog, who is amazing and he’s really perfect.

I’m really anxious about getting another dog and “replacing” my other dog. I logically know that it’s not replacing him and that love isn’t finite but this is so hard.

I know it is different for everyone but I just curious when you decided to get another dog.

I will add that when we got Lazlo, Xander went through some really serious health issues and I really struggled to bond with him. I’m worried about being able to bond with the new puppy.


r/Petloss 5h ago

just made the appointment for an in-home visit

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I know rationally that I'm doing the right thing, since my almost 15 year old dog's quality of life is only getting worse, but it's so hard because she's the first pet I've ever had. I've never faced such a massive loss like this. But watching her deteriorate from the sharp, sassy pup she used to be is even more unbearable. She was my best friend for so many years and loved cuddles but now she acts like she can't stand to be touched.

It just feels extra real now that the date has been set. I know that she'll finally be able to rest peacefully after but part of me wants to take it back just to keep her here a little longer, selfishly. It doesn't help that I'm basically the only one in the household who's doing the additional emotional labor of putting everything together. I don't even want to think about how I'll cope afterwards. But the least I can do is make sure she's comfy at home, with her whole family by her side.

just needed to get some thoughts off my chest. Thanks to anyone who read through it all and best wishes to those going through the same thing.


r/Petloss 10h ago

We went from hope to total despair the day we found out what type of cancer our babygirl had

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RIP my babygirl Lolita 10/05/09 - 02/04/25
She was the most beautiful girl , a mixed Jack Russel Terrier / Min Pinscher.

For a little bit of context, we lost our mom when we were all pretty young.
I was 17, my sister 15 and my brother 6.
Our world was completely shattered but my dad accepted for us to adopt a puppy, so we can learn to love and be loved again.
We got her when she was 2 month and she was our first ever dog.

For the past almost 16 years, she gave us so much happiness because she wasn't "just a dog", she was a bridge through grief after our mom's passing showing us that joy could still exist.

The cuddliest of dog by sleeping in our beds, drowning us with licks whenever she had a chance, being playful every single time and looking at us with her beautiful eyes.
She was our sunshine, our everything.
She never spent time alone as there was always someone at home being close to her.

I explained it on another post how we went from hope to total despair.
But to make it short, she had difficulty breathing in february, we thought for long that it was a slow cancer. It turned out to be the most agressive one.
And she passed the same day of her CT scan from what it seems like bloodclot from hemangiosarcoma.
At least the whole family was here the last few hours of her life, talking to her, kissing her.

We are now utterly destroyed, having to experience another traumatic loss.
We were hopeful but knew the end will come someday, but not that quick.
She was fine the same morning, and we had to let her go just before midnight.

My dad lost a daughter, my sister her babygirl, my brother her sister.
I lost my very best friend.

We are now living in an empty house, sometimes hearing her paws, her drinking water, throwing her tennis balls around, snoring or sighing in her blanket.

We feel like we are going crazy.
I still want to kiss her head, smell her wonderful scent, play with her belly, giving her the most delicious snacks...

Thank you for all these 16 years together babygirl, you saved us but in the end we couldn't save you.
We hope you can still watch us from heaven and you can now keep company to our mom .

I will always love you like I have loved you for every single day you spent on this earth.

See you soon Lolita <3

This is a picture of her https://imgur.com/a/hkvhTtB


r/Petloss 1h ago

I am so grateful for the support, thank you.

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Finding a support where care is given regardless if you know someone or not is really cool. Every comment I read, cherish and think about deeply. I used to feel like, absolutely insane to feel like this over an animal but it helps so immensely to have you all here.


r/Petloss 8h ago

A message to Tamba... You weren't supposed to go this soon

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I got you as a kitten 2 years ago while me and your mom were out on a date. We stopped at a pet shop to check out what cats there were and there you were. I had been looking for a black cat for ages and so I of course had to take you home. I remember you playing with the drawstrings for my hat all day that day. Do you remember?

We took you home and introduced you to our puppy Cookie, and you two got along great. As soon as we let you out of your carry crate you were right at home, romping around and being cuddly and playful like everyone dreams their kitten will be.

You were goofy, you were annoying. We played together constantly. You were underfoot or up on a high shelf where we couldn't reach you any chance you got. You always greeted us and then yelled at us when we got home to let us know we left you alone. Any time I played video games you were right there with me on the backrest of the couch.

You said goodnight to me every night without fail. You'd climb on my chest as I'm laying down and meow at me and rub your face against mine and I'd pet you for a minute before you'd get your drink of water and go to your usual sleeping spot by my pillow.

You came when I called for you and we talked so much. My friends could often hear you through my headset when I was playing games because you meow so loud. And if I wasn't paying enough attention you'd jump up to my shoulder no matter what I was doing. I have many scratches on my shoulder to prove it

You'd even play fetch with your toys....

Today was supposed to be an amazing day. I went out to see the cherry blossoms with some friends and I was excited to tell you all about it and show you pictures when I got home, but when I got home I found it strange you didn't come greet me. So I looked around and saw you were sleeping. You looked so comfortable in your blankets. I went to gently pet you and wake you up, only to feel your cold, stiff body. Instinct told me everything I needed to know. You were gone, and you had been for several hours.

Please Tamba... Please come back to me... We were supposed to celebrate your birthday next week. You were gonna turn 2!

I'm gonna miss you buddy. You wait for me on the other side of rainbow bridge okay?


r/Petloss 6h ago

A simple post of appreciation to everyone

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Hello everyone, I posted here exactly a year ago; 6th of April 2024. After our dog died of horrible road accident. I just want to say thank you all for your kind words even we are all internet strangers. May the universe guide us all.

And for those who are suffering from loss/grief, it is indded a heartache for us a brother, sister, parents to our beloved animal companions. This is not an easy task to overcome with just a snap and its gone. Cry when needed, hug a person in family for comfort and slowly you'll feel a bit better. The process of moving on for some is longer, just dont rush on getting it done.

Whisper i love you with our companions whilst they're still with us and cherish the moments of the departed.


r/Petloss 17m ago

Every day that passes, I feel more numb and hopeless..I'm slowly realising that I might not get to see my baby ever again..

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I don't know what to do with myself, I've had him for almost a decade and losing him like this so suddenly doesn't feel real. I keep crying randomly, I can't sleep anymore, my heart feels heavy and I just feel empty. How do people move on from this? I've never experienced such loss before because I never had anything to lose, but with my kitty gone I feel like my world is crumbling down. I don't know what to do with myself..any advice is appreciated.


r/Petloss 7h ago

5 days left with my buddy

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Hi. I had to schedule a humane end to my buddy Duke's life for this coming Friday, the 11th.

He's around 16 or so and his arthritis has taken its toll. He has more bad days than good now, struggles with basic mobility - falls, trips, tips over, etc. But otherwise, he's still mentally so sharp. His eyes are great. His hearing is pretty good. So, this has been an impossible decision to make. But you can see in his face on those bad days that he's just so tired. And I promised to never let him suffer if this day came. I'm making good on that promise, buddy. But it's fucking me up.

I've had him for like 14.5 years. I know how lucky I am to have had that much time with a big dog like him. (He's an 80 lb American Staffordshire terrier). I'm trying to stay grateful for these years we've had.

He's been with me through so many things, huge life changes, sobriety, moves, a divorce...just my ride or die through it all. The only constant thing in my world for so long.

I'm terrified to not have him around. I'm scared of how quiet the house will be. I'm scared of listening for his snores or his nails on the hardwood but not hearing anything. I'm scared of waking up without him there. I'm scared of not caring for him in his old age anymore even though it's been heartbreaking.

I need some hope here. I don't know how I'm gonna get through the next 5 days or the days, weeks, months after he goes.

Thank you all for sharing your stories.


r/Petloss 10h ago

This is so hard

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I lost my soul cat in the most unfathomably horrific way this past Tuesday. I found him gutted in my yard by a pack of stray dogs. To make it even worse someone in the community feeds the dogs and they’ve terrorized other neighbors as well. He doesn’t seem to care at all. My baby was only 11 months old. The sweetest purest soul. I’ll never be the same. The heaviness is crushing me 😞


r/Petloss 5h ago

Is this a suitable gift for my boyfriend?

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My boyfriend lost his dog July 2024 unexpectedly and I know he misses him. His birthday is coming up and I was thinking of doing a customizable phone case for him with a few pictures of his dog, but I'm second guessing myself if he will like it or not. He has pictures of his dog in his room, so I know he likes to see pictures of him. But now I don't know if seeing them everyday all day will be a source of comfort or a source of grief coming back up.


r/Petloss 10h ago

Guilt

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We had to put our beloved cat Reese to rest after 15 years on April 2. She suffered through congestive heart failure and we draind fluids 3 times. We knew we couldn't keep doing this to her. We don't have kids. She was our one and only kid. We are heartbroken. We had an in-home service come for euthanasia and ideally wanted her last vision to be her Mommy and Daddy, and we wanted to be looking into her eyes. Unfortunately the sedative they gave her sparked a strong reaction from her. She hissed, growled and tried to run away as my husband held her down. We feel so much guilt as her last moments were filled with panic. We didn't get to look into eachother's eyes. We pet her and spoke consoling words to try to calm her down. But her reaction was scary for her and us. We just feel so bad. Any words or those that had a similar reaction, we would love your guidance.


r/Petloss 5h ago

My best boy Ziggy

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I am so grateful you were by my side for almost 14 years. Everyone told me I was crazy when I got a 9-month-old puppy in the middle of exams in my first year of law school. But when I met you, I knew you were the one. From that moment on you were by my side, always checking in, always adventuring, always keeping me going and giving me love. I don't know what I did to deserve you for so many years. I miss you so so much.

I'm so sorry you were sick for so long. I'm so sorry I put you through surgery. Had I known it wouldn't help I never would have done it. But at the time it seemed like it would be an easy surgery and recovery for you. You deserved better at the end. I know you just kept trying because that's what I needed. I wish I'd have done more for you. I'm so sorry I got so upset with you Wednesday night. I'm so sorry for all the times I didn't let you smell the thing you really wanted to smell.

Major Tom is lost without you here. He might actually start acting like a cat without your influence. It's been just about 24 hours and my everything hurts missing you. You were the best boy. You're so smart, so loving, endlessly understanding, and the best thing in my life.

I want to just say I'm sorry over and over and over again. I want to hold you again. I want to look in your eyes and tell you how wonderful you are. I'm terrified to move on, afraid I'll lose more of you. I didn't want the pain to end because I didn't want you to leave me. I didn't want to leave you. I'm so so sorry boy.

I love you I love you I love you I love you I love you. I know you couldn't hear me, you're hearing was taken way too early, but I hope that those words still reached you and that you felt them at the end. You will forever and ever and ever be in my heart.

Ziggy Aug 1, 2010 - April 5, 2025


r/Petloss 14h ago

Goodnight Theo

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My beloved old cat passed as he declined quite rapidly. He was still drinking and taking tiny amounts of food but then started miaowing and I decided that I couldn't watch him like that anymore but it was too late and he passed this morning. He was so strong and I'm so scared he died in pain. I was with him stroking him but I wish we could understand them when they talk to us I wish I'd known his meowing wasn't because he was hungry but he was in pain. I love him so much and lost my other cat less than a year ago. The pain is unbearable and I'm a wreck today. I stayed with him on the sofa the past 3 nights but last night was the worst and the only blessing is he passed fairly quickly and I hope with all my heart he is playing with Sam now. I'm devastated. He would climb on my shoulders and give me cuddles and there's so much I wanna write about him. He's beautiful. I am lost. I hope I meet you again Theo and Sam 💙


r/Petloss 1d ago

Rest in peace my best friend

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My baby dachshund Higgins, March 9, 2005 to April 5, 2025. For 20 years we tackled the world together as the dream team. When seizures started I told you you weren't going to suffer. Today they wouldn't stop and you didn't suffer anymore, I promised you. Thank you for licking my hand in our last moments. Kisses to you too. It's hard to go to bed alone but you're in peace now. Mama loves you and misses you, my best buddy, forever.


r/Petloss 15h ago

Please take more care of your cats! Especially if they also go outside a lot/outside cats!!!

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Hey! Yesterday I did a post expressing how to cope with your cats death..today I just wanna make a part II telling to be more cautious with your cats if they also go outside

I have 4 cats, my 3rd unfortunately has passed away yesterday..his name was Lulu I chose that name myself, short and cute 😔❤️‍🩹 We believe he got involved in a car accident because the vet has told us he suffered from internal bleeding which can happen from a car crash, his organs were messed up and he couldn't stay up at all...

I found Lulu on the 22nd of October around an abandoned house, he was starving and skinny and always asking for food. He had the most beautiful green eyes I ever seen and he was my everything. I'm just 20 and I struggle with depression so this whole situation destroyed me. He liked to go outside due to me finding him outside and having a big garden...but I never ever thought something like this would happen. I don't wish this not even on my worst enemies. ❤️‍🩹

Today I received the cremation papers. It hurts ❤️‍🩹😔 but October will always remind me of Lulu. Is also my favorite month.

Take care of your cats!!😭❤️‍🩹


r/Petloss 1d ago

I euthanised my dog today.

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This was hardest decision of my life. My dog was here with me for 11 years. I was prepared for bad news year ago when she had her cancer removed near her stomach but everything went well and nothing seems to have spread to the rest of the body. She started being clearly in pain few days ago and even before that she stopped jumping on the bed or couch. I was thinking it was just her old age showing up in some ways other than that she still wanted me to throw her ball whole day. When my dad returned from the vet with her when i was at work and told me cancer spread to her lungs in multiple point and that there is fluid in them i was shocked. Her hind legs did tremble and she was breathing heavy a lot even when resting but i was not expecting something so bad.

We were told that even with medication she did not have a lot of time maybe week or two at most but they gave her first dose that day so she started to feel better. I had an appointment for today just to get her next shot and make her feel better but i could not look at her struggling for more time. She was feeling a lot better and even wanted me to throw her ball a little bit but it was clear that she could not last even 2 minutes when only month ago she would run after it for 40 minutes. Her breathing also got worse and i could hear it from across the room at night.

Making that appointment in place of her next medication was hard. She was not as mobile she usually was but she did stop to tremble all the time and her breathing got a lot better. I wanted her last day to be when she still could move and eat not when she was in pain and hungry and thirsty but it still hurt thinking that im killing her off before she was ready.

On her last day she got all the pets i could give and ate all of the treats we had left plus some ham. Right before we went out she ate last piece of carrot i gave her in the morning she was slowly crunching on it all day so im glad she was able to finish it.

Vet is close by 5 minutes away from my house but we left 20 minutes earlier. We went to some of her usual walk spots on the way so she had time to sniff and make me clean up one last time. I think part that did not hurt me that much in the moment but hurts a lot now is that she wanted to turn around and go home just like usual when she does not feel like walking far but i could not let her go back.

She did same thing at the vet office she always does went straight for the door if i was not holding her and when i was sitting with her on he floor she tried to get over me and go to the door. I tried make her calmer and make her look at me as she got her meds but i don't know how much i helped to be honest. After a minute she started getting unsteady and laid on the floor fully i laid beside her and looked into her eyes and was petting her head. Her eyes got unfocused at that moment and I'm not sure she still even saw me but i still looked into them and talked to her and continued petting. After that vet administered her final medication and 2 minutes later she was no longer breathing. I was looking into her eyes and at her nose so i knew before vet told me that she stopped breathing and was dead.

I laid with her there a little longer and stated crying. I did not want her to get more worried by seeing me in distress but im sure she felt that i was nervous even without that. I want to believe that i did best thing i could but the fact that she clearly wanted to go home whole time kills me inside.

I'm sorry for rambling i usually don't share things like that but i felt like i wanted to put her last day into words and have it posted somewhere so I can go back and look at it when i feel like I'm forgetting some important part of her last day.

Seeing stories of other people helped me calm down a little bit before the appointment and prepare for what to expect so i hope my post can be useful in some way to other people.


r/Petloss 23h ago

It’s been 2 days….

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2 days since you left me chowder… I often walk by your collar, smell it and shed a tear. I brought your crate in from the car and immediately broke down…

We knew you were against the clock, but damn seeing you the past week was rough.

Chowder know that you will always have a place in my heart. I miss your warm body as we cuddled in bed. You sleeping right on our pillows and driving us crazy at time.

Mom and I miss you so much. You helped welcome 2 humans into our world and 1 sister who I thought hated you, but even she’s sad….

I miss you so much.


r/Petloss 8h ago

Help

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Some1 sprayed venom, and my angel silently got intoxicated. I'm on the suicide path, I don't know what to do, she's special and unique, I wake up every day scared, can't enjoy life anymore.


r/Petloss 19h ago

A part of me is gone

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My baby girl Natash. She was only 1. She just got spayed. She just started coming inside. I just finished building the catio for her. We live in a city. Why was I so naive? I thought cars were the biggest threat. It’s not fair. I hate coyotes. I really do. I’m so sorry my beautiful girl. May you rest in peace. You were a part of me I never saw before. You made me happy. So happy. I’m sorry I didn’t protect you. This isn’t fair. I’m still just in shock. I hate this. I hate it. I’ll be sad forever I think. Please forgive me my little Lady. May we meet again someday. I’m So sorry.


r/Petloss 5h ago

Suitable urns for a golden retriever?

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Any suggestions are appreciated