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17-05-2006, 11:04 AM
Another Storm update/tumour growing
Its almost 2 months since I last posted about Storms ill health, his tumour is now the size of a football and we have had people say would it be best for us to have put to sleep, but that is something we can’t do while he is enjoying himself and the vet said he is coping really well with it considering it’s size.He is having walks and runs (more of a wobble) in the woods and park and is also showing the other 2 that he is still the boss. We also introduced him to out next door neighbours new pup in which he showed his feelings for small dogs(he is brill with large dogs,) she got barked at by him and then he went out the gate back to his own garden.
He is also being spoilt by everyone and seems to have a never ending supply of his favourite pigs ears and goats milk, even my mum come in the other day with a new bed for him because “his is looking old and scruffy and he will need a comfy one for when he has bad days”, he loves it and wont let the other 2 in it.
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17-05-2006, 02:08 PM
while Storm has a good quality of life I see no reason why things should not continue... he sounds a lovely boy..enjoy your time together..you will know when he has had enough and the time has come to say a last goodbye..
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17-05-2006, 03:39 PM
Originally Posted by Leslie
I agree. If his quality of life is good and he's not in pain, there is noreason why he should be PTS.
Is the tumor cancerous?
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17-05-2006, 03:52 PM
Originally Posted by Leslie
I am so sorry to hear that. A beloved pet's illness is so hard to bear.How old is he?
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