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Mike Dilger โ˜‘๏ธ · 92w
My dog is old and deteriorating. The last few days I have been nursing a sudden pain episode that doesn't seem to be caused by anything other than further deterioration of her joints. I have had very...
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Yeah my old dog is getting to that stage. He got hit by a car about a year ago which didn't help him.

When the time comes to let him go, I'd like to be able to do it myself. I don't want to bundle him into the car & take him somewhere unfamiliar, especially if he's in pain.

I'm still not sure how to do it peacefully for him.
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nostrich · 92w
The best bet, if possible, is to get a vet to your house where the dog will feel calm and familiar. I've been there๐Ÿ˜•๐Ÿซ‚.
Filou · 92w
This was part of the problem for us. I felt like if we were going to do it, I damn well owe him the dignity and love to do it with my own hands. But at least in the US, that's not possible without resorting to more dangerous (and potentially painful) methods. ๐Ÿ˜ข
CG · 92w
Not sure of the options where you live, but we found someone who did in-home pet euthanasia so our girl could pass peacefully at home. She was surrounded by her favorite toys. No stress and a belly full of treats. After everything she gave us, it was the least we could do for her. Highly recommend.