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Question Posted Monday January 5 2009, 4:25 pm

she died the day we went to take her to the vet after dinner no more than 20 mins we went back and she died. it was a little to late i guess.. she will be missed forever ..

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DangerNerd answered Monday January 5 2009, 10:51 pm:
I am sorry to hear this. :-(

Please, the next time you have a pet in obvious distress, treat them like they are a small child who has only you to look to for help.

On the bright side, she doesn't hurt anymore, and she sounded like that would be something that she would like... to be free of pain.

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