Hi, my dog died less than a month ago, I think. I'm still in shock; I can't even cry. I remember very little about how they euthanized my dog. The last thing I remember is the vet checking her gums when he told me she had already died. Is that how the procedure ends?
Hi, my dog died less than a month ago, I think. I'm still in shock; I can't even cry. I remember very little about how they euthanized my dog. The last thing I remember is the vet checking her gums when he told me she had already died. Is that how the procedure ends?
I have questions about euthanasia. My dog was 13 years old. After the euthanasia, many minutes passed before we took her home. When we were about to leave, he checked her again and told me she had already died. He helped me get her to the taxi and checked her gums again (I couldn't carry her; I was in shock). I remember almost nothing. This is the first time I've experienced this horrible thing. My question is, wasn't he sure? Was that the final procedure? Was she still alive? That's the awful thought I have all day. We buried her an hour later.
I have questions about euthanasia. My dog was 13 years old. After the euthanasia, many minutes passed before we took her home. When we were about to leave, he checked her again and told me she had already died. He helped me get her to the taxi and checked her gums again (I couldn't carry her; I was in shock). I remember almost nothing. This is the first time I've experienced this horrible thing. My question is, wasn't he sure? Was that the final procedure? Was she still alive? That's the awful thought I have all day. We buried her an hour later.
I'm desperate about burying my dog. My dog was 13 years old. She had a risky operation, but she didn't recover with the treatment. The pain was severe, and they euthanized her three weeks ago. I keep wondering if I buried her alive? I buried her too soon; I thought hours had passed when only two or one. I want someone to explain to me what happens after euthanasia. I want to say that I was truly in shock. I didn't cry; I just stroked her head the whole time. I never looked at her body. My only comfort is that my mom was there. She told me the vet checked her pulse and that she was already dead. She felt cold, and she was the opposite; she didn't want to look at her face. When I wanted to take her home, another vet came and examined her with his stethoscope, checking her gums last. It all happened so fast. When I picked her up, her body was limp. Her gums were white. It never occurred to me to look at her tongue. Her eyes were open, then she closed them again. I don't remember much, and that's the most heartbreaking thing. If she really was dead, I should have waited longer. She deserved better.
Mi perra tenia 13 años salio de una operacion riesgosa no se recupero en el tratamiento los dolores eran fuertes le pusieron la eutanasia ya hace 3 semanas y en mi cabeza esta es que la enterre viva ? La enterre muy pronto pense que habian pasado horas cuando solo pasaron 2 o 1 quiero que alguien me explique que pasa despues de la eutanasia . Quiero decir por ultimo es que yo realmente estaba en shock no llore solo le acariciaba su cabeza todo el rato ningun momento mire su cuerpo Mi unico consuelo es que estaba mi mamá me dijo que el veterinario le reviso el pulso que ya estaba muerta y la sintio fria que ella fue al revez no queria verle la cara .cuando me la queria llevar el otro veterinario vino le reviso con su estetoscopio y las encias al ultimo . Fue todo rapido
Cuando la cargue su cuerpo estaba vencido
Sus encias estaban blancas
En ningun momento se me ocurrio mirarle la lengua
Sus ojos estaban abiertos los volvia a cerrar
No recuerdo mucho y es lo mas desesperante si de verdad estaba muerta debí esperar mas horas se merecia mas .