It's been a horrible year for pet loss.

holnrew

In Jan/Feb my cockatiel/best friend escaped and flew off, a little bit after that our hamster died, in July my favourite ever rabbit Jessie had to be put down, August I had to euthanise a fish, and this week both my guinea pigs have gone.

It is poo.

Deadman

My cavapoo (Harry) ate a whole Terrys chocolate orange last week and nearly went to puppy heaven. The vet sorted him out with a vomit-inducing injection thankfully. It's cool that your best mate was a cockatiel!

holnrew

Deadman said:

My cavapoo (Harry) ate a whole Terrys chocolate orange last week and nearly went to puppy heaven. The vet sorted him out with a vomit-inducing injection thankfully. It's cool that your best mate was a cockatiel!

Cool and more than a little bit sad, lol. I'm sure it was mostly one way too, the little wanker.

Lixarto

I'm sorry to hear this

Bucket

Sorry man

holnrew

Thanks fellas

Grunfeld

Damn that's a run of grief.  I know it's inevitable but it's always saddening. 

Hope you are okay holn.

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Cirrus

I feel for you man. One of my cats died on the 1st of Jan, that was pretty heartbreaking. She was only 18 months old. You can pour a lot of love and affection into an animal, they don't seem to have the same limits people do.

ddlooping

Sorry to hear it, Holn. 

Phil_aka_Pip

my sympathies

Col_Decker

Jeez man, didn't you feed them or something?

 

 

bertie

yes, it has been.   

chillidoggy

What the fuck is a cavapoo? Is that the resultant dump after a marathon session on fizzy plonk?

bertie

cavalier spaniel/poodle ?

paulk

Sorry to hear that holnrew. Losing pets is tough.

Phil_aka_Pip

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-24531460

rolls1392

Know how you feel

Lost our 8yr old Collie/Lurcher to cancer two weeks ago.

Feel really crap still

holnrew

I still have the guinea pigs, I don't know what to do with the bodies

CabbageCat

Bury them in the garden with little lolly-stick tombstones.

holnrew

CabbageCat said:

Bury them in the garden with little lolly-stick tombstones.

Lol, I would if I had a proper garden, I can't really dig up concrete. I'll probably take them to the PDSA to dispose of.

Col_Decker

holnrew said:

CabbageCat said:

Bury them in the garden with little lolly-stick tombstones.

Lol, I would if I had a proper garden, I can't really dig up concrete. I'll probably take them to the PDSA to dispose of.

Make sure you don't get PDSA mixed up with ASDA, Lord knows what they put in their sausages?!