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My dog with cancer:

So my dog has cancer in his eye (it's a very rare cancer/tumor inside the eye socket).

First they cut out his eye and then took out the tumor (very expensive + MRI)

then they send him off to radiation camp.

but wait.. there's another MRI.

and waat? the tumor is even bigger.

now they wana cut open his skull and remove some of the skull so they can make sure it's all gone.

and my mother and my sister are like "ok lets do it. the choice is obvious"

but at what point is it selfish need to keep the dog alive because you dont wana part ways with it, instead of doing whats best for the dog.



stupid women

Oh my god poor dog.

I'm sorry mate

Hope.. I hope everything works out for the best =/

I agree, the second I read "cancer" I thought, put the dog out of its misery right away, but then I thought I'm insensitive because I would never liken a pet to a human and most people think the opposite.

You can always get a new puppy I thought, but I guess that's insensitive to some.



try to convince the fam to change their mind.

what

no you fool this isn't a sympathy post.

this is me advocating for euthanasia.

the dog is doomed and the stupid women are like "NOO THE DOOOOG"

lol

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Originally posted by BTG what no you fool this isn't a sympathy post. this is me advocating for euthanasia. the dog is doomed and the stupid women are like "NOO THE DOOOOG"

I know this wasn't and I know you were

I still feel bad for the poor dog though.

bawwwww

Put it out of its misery already

you can borrow my shotgun if you want

yeah, that's sad for the dog to keep going thru all that. i'm pro youth-in-asia too.

(so is IGK too....ba-da-tish!)

That's going to be hella pain for the dog.. Don't do it. Put him to sleep. You don't want the poor thing to be in agony for many months and half blind permanently. Quality of life is more important than length.

I had a similar scenario when my cat was hit by a car, many years ago. He had a fractured pelvis, broken legs and his digestive system was done for, but the vets told us they could save him with enough expensive procedures, and we tried. Eventually it became obvious that it wasn't going to work, and we had him put down.

After that I learned never to keep someone alive out of false hope and an unwillingness to let them go. Sad fact is that most vets will happily advocate unnecessary surgery on animals because they get paid per procedure, so they will feed you this false hope and take your money from you for their own gain. And because it's only an animal, they can can get away with it. It's very important to find a vet with integrity.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I had a similar scenario when my cat was hit by a car, many years ago. He had a fractured pelvis, broken legs and his digestive system was done for, but the vets told us they could save him with enough expensive procedures, and we tried. Eventually it became obvious that it wasn't going to work, and we had him put down. After that I learned never to keep someone alive out of false hope and an unwillingness to let them go. Sad fact is that most vets will happily advocate unnecessary surgery on animals because they get paid per procedure, so they will feed you this false hope and take your money from you for their own gain. And because it's only an animal, they can can get away with it. It's very important to find a vet with integrity.

realy, if you have a good vet, they will stand by your side if you choose to euthenize and never say, "no; you really shouldn't do that"

That's not really what I'm talking about.

No vet on this planet will tell you that you should euthanize your dog, unless there is absolutely no way of saving them. They will always offer surgery to try and fix the matter. Some dogs are able to fight off the cancer, but in my most recent case (see the "Losing a pet" thread) it's best to put your pet in a better place quietly with hopefully very little pain. That's exactly what happened with Gizmo, they said they could try to remove the cancer in her lungs but that it may not work and they may lose her. In the case of your animal, BTG, yes surgery may help but your dog might be fairly miserable for the rest of its life. I apologize for your situation.

i know. it's so pathetic.

i'm so disappointed in my family. how the tables have turned lolz

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Originally posted by BTG i'm so disappointed in my family. how the tables have turned lolz

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Originally posted by BTG i'm so disappointed in my family. how the tables have turned lolz

if it helps balance things, we'll always be disappointed in you.

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Originally posted by BTG i know. it's so pathetic. i'm so disappointed in my family. how the tables have turned lolz

End the misery I say. A sad choice

im down with the old steven segal come from behind snap the neck, shhhhhhhhhhh on the way down method.

That's because you're a violent 'tard.

Is half a dog still considered functional?



Y'know, just in case it gets to the lungs.

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