anyar.dris
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Unfortunately, Ella didn't make it. 
She definitely had ovarian cysts. What the vet didn't expect was her having a big mass of infection (or tumour, they can't say what it was) that was attached to her cervix, bladder wall and uterus. It was the size of probably a 2 inches meatball according to the vet. They managed to remove it but it took them quite a long time and Ella lost a lot of blood. The vet phoned us an hour after the operation and told us that Ella hasn't woken up yet and that she had erratic heartbeat. She said to expect the worse and they will phone us again when she hopefully wakes up. Around 15 minutes or so after that phone call, the vet phoned us again and said Ella's heart just stopped.
We are so heartbroken.
We didn't expect for her not to make it and bring her home in her forever sleep. She was gone too soon. We only had her for 10 weeks (she was adopted on 7th May).
When we adopted her, we were informed by RSPCA that she hasn't really gained a lot of weight the whole time she was with them. Their vet didn't think anything was wrong with her that time. This is probably the reason why she really wasn't gaining much weight. From the moment we adopted her up to now, she has gained around 100g with us. It was a slow weight gain though compared to Bryce, Vegas and the other piggies we had, considering she ate a lot all the time. They usually gained that weight in 3 weeks from getting them.
I've let Vegas and Bryce say their goodbyes to her. Vegas was sniffing her feet, neck and belly. Bryce was sniffing her as well. They were both quiet during the time they were saying their goodbyes.
Popcorn free our little Ella. We, Vegas and Bryce will surely miss you a lot. We have enjoyed and loved every second of your very short life with us.
She definitely had ovarian cysts. What the vet didn't expect was her having a big mass of infection (or tumour, they can't say what it was) that was attached to her cervix, bladder wall and uterus. It was the size of probably a 2 inches meatball according to the vet. They managed to remove it but it took them quite a long time and Ella lost a lot of blood. The vet phoned us an hour after the operation and told us that Ella hasn't woken up yet and that she had erratic heartbeat. She said to expect the worse and they will phone us again when she hopefully wakes up. Around 15 minutes or so after that phone call, the vet phoned us again and said Ella's heart just stopped.
We are so heartbroken.
We didn't expect for her not to make it and bring her home in her forever sleep. She was gone too soon. We only had her for 10 weeks (she was adopted on 7th May).When we adopted her, we were informed by RSPCA that she hasn't really gained a lot of weight the whole time she was with them. Their vet didn't think anything was wrong with her that time. This is probably the reason why she really wasn't gaining much weight. From the moment we adopted her up to now, she has gained around 100g with us. It was a slow weight gain though compared to Bryce, Vegas and the other piggies we had, considering she ate a lot all the time. They usually gained that weight in 3 weeks from getting them.
I've let Vegas and Bryce say their goodbyes to her. Vegas was sniffing her feet, neck and belly. Bryce was sniffing her as well. They were both quiet during the time they were saying their goodbyes.
Popcorn free our little Ella. We, Vegas and Bryce will surely miss you a lot. We have enjoyed and loved every second of your very short life with us.
But you gave her an amzing 10 weeks filled with love and happiness.
So sorry for your loss. You did all you could for her, that's all anyone can do.
