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yorkielover46 · 08-04-2008, 05:36 PM

I was the proud owner of three yorkies. Last year I lost my 13 yr. old Silky, Meggie, to bladder cancer. Last Wednesday I lost my 13 yr old male Yorkie Peanut, to enlarged liver, bladder problems. I have been trying to cope. I had both these Yorkies since they were puppies. Tina, which is the baby and the one left behind doesn't know what happened. Anybody out there with suggestions? She hunts for him daily. She did the same for Meggie, but not as bad. It tears my heart out. She is 6 yrs. old and has never been alone, even though she ruled the other two. She was the "Queen Bee" and she let them both know it. She was the smallest, but I didn't tell her.......She is not eating well and the Vet wants to put her on meds. if she doesn't eat soon. I would appreciate any suggestions you MOMS might have to help her. Watching her is making my grief much harder to get through. Thanks to all.

08-04-2008, 05:36 PM	#1
yorkielover46 Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Winslow Maine USA Posts: 14	Coping with the loss of my Yorkie" I was the proud owner of three yorkies. Last year I lost my 13 yr. old Silky, Meggie, to bladder cancer. Last Wednesday I lost my 13 yr old male Yorkie Peanut, to enlarged liver, bladder problems. I have been trying to cope. I had both these Yorkies since they were puppies. Tina, which is the baby and the one left behind doesn't know what happened. Anybody out there with suggestions? She hunts for him daily. She did the same for Meggie, but not as bad. It tears my heart out. She is 6 yrs. old and has never been alone, even though she ruled the other two. She was the "Queen Bee" and she let them both know it. She was the smallest, but I didn't tell her.......She is not eating well and the Vet wants to put her on meds. if she doesn't eat soon. I would appreciate any suggestions you MOMS might have to help her. Watching her is making my grief much harder to get through. Thanks to all.