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Woozle at 13:50, 11 March 2019

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	File:IMG_20190309_103748996_HDR.jpg \| (W says) I was going to hold off crying until after he was buried, but I almost lost it right outside of the vet's when I started thinking about that little flower on the box.		File:IMG_20190309_103748996_HDR.jpg \| (W says) I was going to hold off crying until after he was buried, but I almost lost it right outside of the vet's when I started thinking about that little flower on the box.
	File:IMG_20190309_121011723_HDR.jpg \| (W says) Pip is actually being helpful: I asked him to hold my drink, and he did.		File:IMG_20190309_121011723_HDR.jpg \| (W says) Pip is actually being helpful: I asked him to hold my drink while I was digging, and he did.
	File:IMG_20190309_122346462.jpg \| [http://tmbw.net/wiki/Lyrics:Swing_Is_A_Word Pip is a word (<s>six</s> two feet down).]		File:IMG_20190309_122346462.jpg \| [http://tmbw.net/wiki/Lyrics:Swing_Is_A_Word Pip is a word (<s>six</s> two feet down).]
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Woozle: /* 09:30ish - at the vet */

2019-03-09T21:12:11Z

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 ===10:30ish - final resting place===
 Harena wrote [https://toot.cat/@Harena/101721464957028731 on Mastodon at 10:46]: "Just got back from the vet. @woozle is out back digging @Pip's grave."

Woozle at 20:14, 9 March 2019

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 Kindly,
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 ===07:31 Woozle on Slack===
 He's been upstairs in the upstairs bathroom mostly, since last report. He attempted to hop in the tub last night and probably would have succeeded on his own but I lifted him up and put him there, and then ran the water for him and he was able to drink a little (he seems to find drinking impossible now if he has to lean downwards, due to fluid getting in the way of breathing). He seems to have spent the night in the bathroom, and this morning we repeated the tub process.
 He has hopped out on his own, each time, while I was brushing my teeth -- and it sounds painful when he lands outside the tub, but he recovers quickly. This morning he was clearly having a bit of extra difficulty breathing after hopping out, and made a pathetic meow... coughed up a tiny bit, then recovered. He didn't come downstairs when I did.

Woozle: Woozle moved page Pip/2019/03/08 to Pip/end without leaving a redirect: want to include several days

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Woozle at 19:28, 9 March 2019

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			He's been upstairs in the upstairs bathroom mostly, since last report. He attempted to hop in the tub last night and probably would have succeeded on his own but I lifted him up and put him there, and then ran the water for him and he was able to drink a little (he seems to find drinking impossible now if he has to lean downwards, due to fluid getting in the way of breathing). He seems to have spent the night in the bathroom, and this morning we repeated the tub process.

			He has hopped out on his own, each time, while I was brushing my teeth -- and it sounds painful when he lands outside the tub, but he recovers quickly. This morning he was clearly having a bit of extra difficulty breathing after hopping out, and made a pathetic meow... coughed up a tiny bit, then recovered. He didn't come downstairs when I did.

Woozle at 12:59, 8 March 2019

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			==07:20 email from SPAH==
			Good morning,

			I am very sorry to hear about Pip’s condition. I have forwarded this email to Dr Doyle and asked that he give you a call to discuss all of your options. He should be reaching out to you today. Let me know if there is anything else I can do.

			Kindly,

Woozle: Created page with "==07:10 Webmail to SPAH== (from Woozle, on Sandy's behalf) Pip's condition has been worsening for some weeks; he took a more abrupt turn for the worse two nights ago and we'r..."

2019-03-08T12:10:22Z

Created page with "==07:10 Webmail to SPAH== (from Woozle, on Sandy's behalf) Pip's condition has been worsening for some weeks; he took a more abrupt turn for the worse two nights ago and we'r..."

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==07:10 Webmail to SPAH==
(from Woozle, on Sandy's behalf)

Pip's condition has been worsening for some weeks; he took a more abrupt turn for the worse two nights ago and we're now pretty sure he's at death's door. His breathing is labored, and he was bleeding from the mouth a bit last night. This seems to have stopped this morning, and he has remained awake and moving throughout (he has continued to drink from his usual water fountain, though he has stopped eating; he also joined us on the couch last night to watch TV, as he usually does).

At this point we're not sure how to proceed. The earliest we could make a regular appointment for him would be next week. We cannot afford any heroic measures, and don't know whether it would be best to bring him in for euthanasia or to let him die naturally. We can only think that he must be suffering to some degree.

We would appreciate any advice you might have to offer. If we were to euthanize, is that a service you offer? Would we just bring him in, or do we need an appointment.

(We sent an email about this to Dr. Doyle Thursday morning, but got no reply.)

Thank you.<br>
Woozle & Sandy