Hello dear people, Have any of you had a similar case, I had a female dog Pinscher at 6 months, two days was thoughtful, but I did not pay attention, on the third day I took her to the vet, gave an injection, and a pill, but I did not ask coffee are, I went home in the evening exits, rarely stool blood, and an hour later died. Now I blame myself for not taking her to the doctor right away, but I just didn't expect her to die so quickly. Did I sin unintentionally? Please write me if you have encountered such a case. Thank you.
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I think you acted adequately. The doctor has not done his job. Don't blame yourself, it happened.
I put my dog to sleep after long treatments ... The doctors said that there was no chance for him to recover, I didn't want him to suffer and I decided to inject him fatally, which I will regret for the rest of my life, even though I knew how bad his condition was. .. NEVER DO IT !!!
Was it vaccinated? If not - here is the result. But I sympathize with you sincerely.
Oooooo! I'm sorry! No, I don't think it's your fault! Rather, either the vet did not know what to do or the condition of the darling was so severe that nothing could really be done. People, vaccinate your dogs regularly, give them deworming pills and if you notice anything in their behavior - immediately to the vet. They, the darlings, are not people to tell each other what's wrong with them, and sometimes they are seriously ill, and we don't even suspect it.
From the author. By 4, I hadn't vaccinated her. I thought it would be better without a vaccine. But I was wrong. Thank you, dear people for your sympathy, there are still good people left.
It is not from the vaccine. There are hundreds of diseases. The doctor touched the dog's ass with his hand. Sometimes a lot of pus collects there and when squeezed, they get better.
It is normal to blame yourself after such a case. A year ago, one of my dogs ate about 200 grams of coffee beans and we only found out in the evening when we came home from work and thought that she would pass if we gave her activated charcoal and we even thought that she started to recover before to go to bed. In the morning, however, he died in our arms. We blamed ourselves a lot for not taking her to the vet, but about a month later we went to the clinic for our other dog and the vet told us that even if we had taken her, they would not be able to do anything. Sometimes no matter what you do, some things are inevitable. Again, don't blame yourself, as they said above, it happened. I'm sorry for your puppy and I hope this case doesn't stop you from loving other little ones :)
From the Author: up to 7. Not only did the doctor touch her ass, but I have the feeling that he did not pay the necessary attention. To 8. Thank you for reading your post, calm me down a bit, Dear people, I wish you all to be alive and healthy.
of 4 Do not underestimate vaccines. Puppies are susceptible to all kinds of dangerous and severe diseases, the disease progresses very quickly and is often fatal, especially since they are of such keka breeds as the Pinscher. I have two dogs - they are not purebred (they are much more resistant to diseases, they are more unpretentious) and, nevertheless, I vaccinate and deworm them strictly - health above all! to 2 - Do not blame yourself for putting the dog to sleep - this is an act of mercy and you have spared him suffering. I have seen old sick animals whose owners do not have your courage and responsibility - a pathetic, pathetic picture! to 1 and 5 You hastily blame the vet - this is how we are used to people underestimating the health of the animal and when the situation becomes inescapable, then we remember to run to the doctor. to 7 You're talking about inflammation of the anal glands, but I highly doubt it is. There are enough signs before death. Constipation, scratching, biting the tail, excessive licking of the ass, you have no idea what you are writing. to the author and all candidate bitches Understand that the dog (cat, parrot, hamster, etc.) is not a toy, but a living being and also needs medical care, proper nutrition, physical activity, diet, upbringing, love and attention! Find out, read specialized sites, watch for the slightest sign of change in the behavior and condition of the animal, and react in a timely manner! I do not blame the author - no one is born a scientist, I hope next time he will be more prepared and adequate. Good luck to all! you have no idea what you are writing. to the author and all candidate bitches Understand that the dog (cat, parrot, hamster, etc.) is not a toy, but a living being and also needs medical care, proper nutrition, physical activity, diet, upbringing, love and attention! Find out, read specialized sites, watch for the slightest sign of change in the behavior and condition of the animal, and react in a timely manner! I do not blame the author - no one is born a scientist, I hope next time he will be more prepared and adequate. Good luck to all! you have no idea what you are writing. to the author and all candidate bitches Understand that the dog (cat, parrot, hamster, etc.) is not a toy, but a living being and also needs medical care, proper nutrition, physical activity, diet, upbringing, love and attention! Find out, read specialized sites, watch for the slightest sign of change in the behavior and condition of the animal, and react in a timely manner! I do not blame the author - no one is born a scientist, I hope next time he will be more prepared and adequate. Good luck to all! watch for the slightest sign of change in the behavior and condition of the animal, and react in a timely manner! I do not blame the author - no one is born a scientist, I hope next time he will be more prepared and adequate. Good luck to all! watch for the slightest sign of change in the behavior and condition of the animal, and react in a timely manner! I do not blame the author - no one is born a scientist, I hope next time he will be more prepared and adequate. Good luck to all!
From the author. To 10 . Thank you for the comprehensive answer. You are right about everything you write, and for the next dog, if I take one, I will be very careful. May you be alive and well, thank you.
of 4 Please, I'm glad I was helpful. Since the site is anonymous, I will allow myself to give the author (who was very nice to me) a friendly and well-meaning advice: Darling, I do not know how old you are (if you are a child - sorry!), But try to pay attention to literacy - it is important to be able to express yourself and write correctly. Success!