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Originally Posted by Ria P
I wouldn't wake him up to try and give him food. Just let him sleep. If he's lucky, he may drift away peacefully and not wake up again.
I sat with our diabetic dwarf most of the night when he died at the age of 13 months. He had lost consciousness so i let him slip away at home.
I'm not saying that Bogie is dying and i sincerely hope that he will recover but i think that you need to prepare yourself. Stay with him and talk to him softly so he knows you are there.
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I almost never wake Bogie up, except when we absolutely have to go to the vet. Usually I wait till he wakes up and then offer him some food.
I'm hoping he'll make it to the vet tomorrow alive and then we'll see what happens.
I'll ask about euthanasia. He looks very weak now. I was just surprised he had enough strength to move around.
I've been thinking about what you said and it'd be the best to let go, especially if the vet will say the same.
He looks a lot weaker than let's say 3 days ago and especially since I made this thread. When I made this thread he was moving around, taking baths, using his bathroom. Yesterday was the first time ever I noticed his nest was soaking wet and smelled like urine.
If there won't be major improvements by tomorrow and he's still alive I'll ask about euthanasia. It's for the best and I believe that Bogie doesn't want to be in pain anymore. I mean I can see he's sometimes fighting for his life, trying his best to drink and to eat, but…I don't know. I'll see what the vet has to say and if there's no hope then euthanasia. It hurts and gets me really emotional, but I'll have to stay strong tomorrow and remember what you said. I'll let you know tomorrow how it went.