Rocky
with eyes to the floor
and looking unlike himself,
the dog’s in poor health.
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And when we realize that our pets depend on us, it further cements that bond between us. My aging cat has his day-to-day moods and we've been together long enough that I can tell when he doesn't want to be bothered - which is more now than before.
I think they know somehow that we're here for them. -
But it's still frustrating when you can't seem to do anything to buoy their spirits or energy.
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Been there - and it is sooooo hard. My prayers are with you both.
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Thanks Heather, though the news so far isn't great.
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I am so sorry.
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It is frustrating.
My 17-year old cat is in the early stages of kidney failure. The positive I take out of it is a greater appreciation of our time together and knowing what will ultimately do the little guy in.
On the other hand, I will have the grim decision to make on when he crosses the line between living and existing, and when I can no longer bear to see his discomfort, much as he may try to deal with it.
The burden of responsibility. -
oh my faithful friend
you took the greater risk
not knowing the end


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