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I hope she doesnt mind me posting this but this is what she told me basically, Moochie was still not eating on her own at all and so she took her to another vet. The vet told her that since Moochie wasn't responding very well to the sub-q's and still not eating etc. that her kidneys were probably more damaged than originally thought and that there wasn't much that could be done. She said she could try hospitalizing her again and putting her on an IV, but there was no guarantee it would work. And Jenny did not want to put Moochie through that again. She said her kidneys felt all funky and asked asked her if the other vet did any x-rays. She also said she appeared anemic and had a heart murmur, two things her other vet didn't mention.
So even though it was a very hard and sad decision, she knew it was time for Moochie to go. To keep her alive any longer would've been for her own selfish reasons, and she didn't want her to suffer and be miserable any longer and to keep being poked and prodded.
She says she miss her very, very, VERY much but she knows it was the absolute right thing to do.
RIP over the bridge Moochie
So even though it was a very hard and sad decision, she knew it was time for Moochie to go. To keep her alive any longer would've been for her own selfish reasons, and she didn't want her to suffer and be miserable any longer and to keep being poked and prodded.
She says she miss her very, very, VERY much but she knows it was the absolute right thing to do.