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I'm sorry to hear that Buzz.... Its such a hard decision to make. But if the animal is truly suffering, it would be for the best to put it down. Talk to your vet, see what you can do. It bothers me when people keep their animals living hopped up on medication for far longer than is humane. I understand it, but its hard.
We had our cocker Sandy for a good 10 years when we had to put her down. She was getting blind and disorientated. She wasn't eating, peeing all over. She would just look at us and wimper. The day we put her down my Mom and I sat there with her as the doctor gave her the injection. She licked both of our hands, as if to thank us.
Its never easy losing an anmial like that. Good luck.
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