I'm so very sorry for your loss... It is very hard to make these decisions.
I had to have my Sophie Anne PTS in 2000. I felt so bad that I would never do that again. When the time came for my Maltese, whose name was Little Lou, I vowed to let him pass on at home in comfortable surroundings. Well, that did not go so well either... nothing too bad, it just took him 45 minutes to pass on once the process started. So I concluded that death is always horrible, and inevitable. It is best to avoid too much suffering, so I am pro injection once again, and to me it is just a transition, and to be able to gently help them through that is the ultimate final loving gift you can give to a loving, devoted pet. You were able to help her one last time.... and I'm sure she felt your love in her final moments. What could be better than that? Bless your heart, you had the strength to help her. |