I am not putting this in PETS.

[puss_boots]

My old cat is definately on his last legs. He is 19 now and senile and deaf. He has been my friend now for all these years. What have you got that is very dear to you, something that you have had that you would never let go.

[legend_mark5]

I thought you was talkin about someone else there

lol



I got nothing old thats dear to me

except my life


lol

[pinktwink]

ah thats sad i have my dear old gran she is 85 and i love her to bits i also have a 19 year old teddy which i am very fond of hes been everywhere with me

[puss_boots]

legend my cat is more than "a cat" if it came to the crunch cats higher marginally more than some humans.

[Bathsheba]

Hiya puss. Sorry if you're sad. Have a (((((HUG))))) xxxxx

[legend_mark5]

Thats why i wouldnt ahve another pet since when i was a lad.

they are impossible to replace

[pinktwink]

cats are so loyal and loving you know a pet can mean more to some than a partner and nothing will ever replace them sometimes its too hard to let them go but its not fair to let them suffer its a tough time for you puss keep strong

[pinktwink]

hey leg can you remember back to them days .....lol

[legend_mark5]

pinky

that hurted

im only an ancient 43 btw


cheeky weee sexpot of an irish leprechaun love machine


lol

[pinktwink]

you know they say love hurts !!! its a bit quiet again tonight has icey left already

[legend_mark5]

pinky id save a wee space in the corner of my heaart too

next to the cobwebs and the old chalkboard : 0(



now im distraught

[pinktwink]

whats that you said earlier vodka, vodka nd more vodka.........................

[legend_mark5]

its true


i have had a broken heart

but super glue and vodka sorted it.

Different from losing a pet tho.


Strange time , especially i find it strange when folk get a replacement.
i couldn't do that.
seems wrong somehow

[mrs.chappie]

Hey puss, sadly a lot of us on here have been in that situation - I know I personally have many times.

It never gets easier when the time comes to make the decision to end the creature's life (perhaps it was always gonna be harder for me 'cos we used to take on rescued and mistreated animals) so unfortunately I was a regular visitor on a mercy mission to the vets .

When the quality of life has gone - then's the time to do the right thing for the puss.

Sorry, that hasn't answered your question, but I want you to know that there are folk thinking about you and your very dear puss.

[bensmum]

Hi puss - just saw this and I know what you mean. I have an old cat who is also deaf and a bit senile (she's 18) and I look at her and think she probably won't last the year out. She still enjoys life at the moment so as long as there is some quality there and she's not in pain I will let her make the most of what time she does have.
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