AmandaDi
You Have No Idea!
Just had to make one of those selfless decisions that you never want to make. I told the vet it was time to let Skylar go. This afternoon she started to prolapse her intestines so she went back to the vet. A large portion was already dead. He did find healthy intestines and put them back in, but we are pretty sure it would have just happened again if we didn't do a surgery she probably wouldn't have survived anyhow. She was 10. She put up a really good fight and she was alert and happy when she left, so that's how I will remember her.
For those of you who didn't see the long battle I have had with Skylar, you can find it in the health sections and emergency sections. She cut her tail back in July. Since then we've had two amputation surgeries, a battle GI issues, success, and more failure. Its been close to 3 months since it all started. She put up one heck of a fight!
For those of you who didn't see the long battle I have had with Skylar, you can find it in the health sections and emergency sections. She cut her tail back in July. Since then we've had two amputation surgeries, a battle GI issues, success, and more failure. Its been close to 3 months since it all started. She put up one heck of a fight!