Bron and Sheba (GA)
Member Since 2015
It is with great sadness and heartbreak that I tell you Sheba passed away this afternoon.
She stopped eating in the last 24 hours and neither zofran or cerenia helped at all. The specialist said I would know it was time when she stopped eating.
Sheba looked at me this morning and that look told me it was time.
Sheba spent the morning lying on her bed in the lounge room being visited by members of the family. One of my DGD spent a couple of hours patting her head and scratching her under the chin which she loved. She was purring up until the end. She was completely relaxed and calm.
I arranged for the vet to come to the house. Neither of my normal vets was on duty but their locum came out with one of the regular nurses and he was very empathetic and understanding. He told me I had made the right decision while she still had her dignity and all her functions intact.
He gave her a sedative and when that had taken effect he put in the canula. She was completely relaxed and comfortable during the whole thing ...except the sedative stung momentarily.......and she was not at all stressed. It was all very peaceful and she just slipped away while I was telling her what a good girl she was and stroking her. I wasn't able to nurse her because she was too uncomfortable being nursed because of her swollen tummy
We buried her next to her soulmate Maxie in the side garden. The DGC each put a flower in the grave with her.
I can't really believe it has all happened. I feel I am in the middle of a nightmare. I am heartbroken to have lost her but I promised her I would not let her suffer and I was determined to keep that promise.
Rest in peace my beautiful Shebbie. I hope you find Maxie at the rainbow bridge
She stopped eating in the last 24 hours and neither zofran or cerenia helped at all. The specialist said I would know it was time when she stopped eating.
Sheba looked at me this morning and that look told me it was time.
Sheba spent the morning lying on her bed in the lounge room being visited by members of the family. One of my DGD spent a couple of hours patting her head and scratching her under the chin which she loved. She was purring up until the end. She was completely relaxed and calm.
I arranged for the vet to come to the house. Neither of my normal vets was on duty but their locum came out with one of the regular nurses and he was very empathetic and understanding. He told me I had made the right decision while she still had her dignity and all her functions intact.
He gave her a sedative and when that had taken effect he put in the canula. She was completely relaxed and comfortable during the whole thing ...except the sedative stung momentarily.......and she was not at all stressed. It was all very peaceful and she just slipped away while I was telling her what a good girl she was and stroking her. I wasn't able to nurse her because she was too uncomfortable being nursed because of her swollen tummy
We buried her next to her soulmate Maxie in the side garden. The DGC each put a flower in the grave with her.
I can't really believe it has all happened. I feel I am in the middle of a nightmare. I am heartbroken to have lost her but I promised her I would not let her suffer and I was determined to keep that promise.
Rest in peace my beautiful Shebbie. I hope you find Maxie at the rainbow bridge


