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Dental Vibes Needed For My Daisy

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Much love and prayers to you and your little Daisy! She was a lucky girl to have someone who lived and cared for her so much!
 
:( :soz:Very very sorry to hear that your precious little girl can't be with you any longer. You have been a totally selfless piggie slave and have worked SO hard to try to pull her through. I am so so sorry that it was all in vain. :(
I am sure that Daisy knew you loved her and were trying to help her. She will watch over you from the Bridge. BIG ((((HUGS))). :hug:
 
:(My heart is aching right now, just said my goodbyes to my precious Daisy

She was helped along on her final journey around 2pm. Where she'll be pain free and reunited with Ruby her half sister again. I had my lovely amazing granny and my brother to support me in the bereavement suite.

Not going into details but had to deal with a very insensitive person who to me is just a sperm donor. I lost it at him for being the way he was. Just so evil. I will ignore him and once I'm up on my feet as an adult; he can then be left wondering as to why I don't want to know him.

The vet however was lovely and from all accounts she had a dignified peaceful passing. I've left her at the vets so I can have her individually cremated. I personally would of preferred to get her cremated elsewhere but I'm already enough of an inconvinience.
 
sending you massive hugs. i'm glad her passing was peaceful and i am sure ruby was waiting for her. x

having insensitive family members is very hard. i don't understand why they can't just be supportive even if they don't understand it themselves :( if it means something to you then that should be enough to have them care :( i'd be so so proud of my child if they cared for an animal in the way you care for yours. but anyway, it's good you had your brother and granny with you though and they were supportive. x

just focus on knowing you did your very best for daisy, you let her go because it was best for her, and just concentrate now on trying to come to terms with what has happened, and ignore anyone who doesn't want to support you. we are all here for you and we understand. i know you must be so heart broken. x
 
You have been a rock throughout this and have been through such a lot together. There is another star in the sky tonight and you now have a furry guardian angel looking over you. I am sorry there is nothing we can say to help with the pain you feel, just know that the whole forum is there if you need to talk. Daisy's story has touched many. You are an absolute credit to piggy owners everywhere for the care and dedication shown to her.

Sleep well pretty girl

RIP Daisy
x x
 
Oh Jack, I'm so sorry that you've had to deal with issues from family on top of what you've been through with sweet Daisy. As the saying goes, you can choose your friends but not your family, but that's not of much comfort when you are stuck with them.
As you say, there will come a day when you have your independence.
Be free at the Bridge little Daisy, you'll be forever loved. :hug:
 
I'm so sorry Jack, sounds just like the struggle i had with my angel piggie - Haven. She had a jaw and ear infection she just couldn't get over in the end. You are a fab piggie dad. Take care and know i am thinking of you at this difficult time x ((hugs))
 
I would just like to say thank you to all of you for leaving such kind comments of support, I really appreciate it and they help me to come to terms with what has happened. I will be posting a tribute thread within the next few days when I am able to get all photos together. I am feeling completely overwhelmed by feelings, I feel anger that I have been robbed of my little girl. She was just 3 and half, which is still pretty young. She should of had double that. In my heart I know it was the right and best decision for Daisy. Absolutely everything was tried to get her pain managed but it was so severe that not even the strongest of pain relief was able to cover it.

I was able to spend time with Daisy in the bereavement suite yesterday before they took her off to be helped to sleep. I had her in a cuddle cup bed, I told her how sorry I was that it had come to this and that I loved her. She was then returned a little while later, still in the cuddle cup but this time fast asleep. She looked so peaceful, she was out of pain but it was so hard to see and know that my little girl was never going to be awake again. I broke down in tears, both myself and my granny were a sobbing mess! The vets were so nice and allowed us to spend time with Daisy afterwards.

I also have got a hair clipping of Daisy so I can get it put into a little glass keepsake pendant like I have done with her half sister's Ruby's hair and my rabbit Flopsy's. Now Daisy has been left for cremation via the vets, I know from reading online that it is not always the best thing to do going through the vets. However I have got cremations done before via the vets and the actual place where they send them looks to be pretty legit. She will be having an individual cremation http://www.pcsonline.org.uk/individual-cremations

The only thing I do not like about doing cremations through the vets is that there is only one designated pickup/collection a week so you have to wait quite a while before you get them back, maybe a week or two. I wonder if it is too late to collect her and take her somewhere ourselves? I don't know why It is on my mind as we have had two cremations done this way before.
 
brings tears to my eyes reading your latest post. it's just such a difficult and sad time :(

it might not be too late if you did want to collect her and take her somewhere else for her cremation. always worth asking if it's on your mind x
 
I am so sorry that it came to this, but glad that Daisy had a peaceful journey to the Bridge. I had my late Suzie cremated at my Vets. They put her ashes in a little wooden casket with a nameplate on the front. It was very expensive (£100) but I was happy with the service. I would have buried her in the garden, but the ground was rock-hard last summer.
 
I know you feel she was too young, it's always hard when they don't live to old age. I have faced this too, with two of mine and I know others here can very much relate to that feeling too. But she was well loved and had a full life whilst she was feeling healthy. Sometimes I feel it's not the length of the life-time, but the quality that counts xx
 
Oh Jack, I'm so so sorry. I know how much you've been through with little daisy over the past few months. Your a wonderful owner, if anyone deserves to own animals, you do. Your a total credit to them.
I'm so sorry, I hope your ok.
Sweet dreams little girl.
Xx
 
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