My rabbit passed away and I was so sad that I didn't have any interest in my hobbies. I took a break from everything, including Eden. I'm back now.
I'm still here.
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I'm sorry.
Originally posted by
Bunnycups
My rabbit passed away and I was so sad that I didn't have any interest in my hobbies. I took a break from everything, including Eden. I'm back now.
It's hard to lose a pet. Bunnies don't live long and it so sad when they die.
We're on our second bunny. My kids love bunnies.
02/03/2011
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You're absolutely right, they are family members. Thank you for sharing with me about your dog. I will never forget the dog I had growing up. I still miss him and even dream about him sometimes.
Originally posted by
Darling Jen
Awww I'm so sorry to hear that. I still get choked up when thinking about my old dog that passed when I was in college. I took off of class to drive down and be with her when she died. They're family members too.
The joy, love and memories they gave us are worth the pain we go through when we lose them. I just wish they could stay with us forever.
02/04/2011
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You're welcome and I very much agree.
Originally posted by
Bunnycups
You're absolutely right, they are family members. Thank you for sharing with me about your dog. I will never forget the dog I had growing up. I still miss him and even dream about him sometimes.
The joy, love and memories they gave us are worth ...
The joy, love and memories they gave us are worth ...
You're absolutely right, they are family members. Thank you for sharing with me about your dog. I will never forget the dog I had growing up. I still miss him and even dream about him sometimes.
The joy, love and memories they gave us are worth the pain we go through when we lose them. I just wish they could stay with us forever.
The joy, love and memories they gave us are worth the pain we go through when we lose them. I just wish they could stay with us forever.
02/04/2011
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. As a vet I see the range of how people treat animals, from considering them simply as possessions to truly treating them as family members. Fortunately, the majority of people now recognize the bond formed between us and animals and treat pets as our family. Hopefully your bunny didn't suffer in any way.
02/04/2011
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You're a vet??? I think you just became even cooler in my eyes than you were before! (If that were possible. )
Originally posted by
Kindred
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. As a vet I see the range of how people treat animals, from considering them simply as possessions to truly treating them as family members. Fortunately, the majority of people now recognize the bond formed
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I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. As a vet I see the range of how people treat animals, from considering them simply as possessions to truly treating them as family members. Fortunately, the majority of people now recognize the bond formed between us and animals and treat pets as our family. Hopefully your bunny didn't suffer in any way.
I've been pretty lucky so far in finding some amazingly caring and sensitive vets for my dog so far so I definitely appreciate ones that really belong in that profession. I knew I approved of my new vet when I heard her whispering calming words to my dog after having to draw her blood to check for heartworms and the like. And the one I had in GA before I moved was wonderful too. She remembered my dog's name and would immediately come out to greet her when I arrived.
02/04/2011
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Thank you so much for caring. It helps a lot.
Originally posted by
Kindred
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. As a vet I see the range of how people treat animals, from considering them simply as possessions to truly treating them as family members. Fortunately, the majority of people now recognize the bond formed
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I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. As a vet I see the range of how people treat animals, from considering them simply as possessions to truly treating them as family members. Fortunately, the majority of people now recognize the bond formed between us and animals and treat pets as our family. Hopefully your bunny didn't suffer in any way.
It's so cool that you're a veterinarian. I love animals and thought about becoming a vet technician, but I think I may be too sensitive for it.
02/04/2011
ahammer
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If you are really interested you should go for it. Or at least seriously look into the prospect. Don't worry about being too sensitive. As obvious as it sounds, people that get into the animal health field all love animals. Being sensitive will just make you that much better at it. I cry every time I have to euthanize an animal. It never gets easy. But it also serves to remind me how much I care and to work even harder. Good luck.
Originally posted by
Bunnycups
Thank you so much for caring. It helps a lot.
It's so cool that you're a veterinarian. I love animals and thought about becoming a vet technician, but I think I may be too sensitive for it.
It's so cool that you're a veterinarian. I love animals and thought about becoming a vet technician, but I think I may be too sensitive for it.
02/04/2011
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Thank you. It is really hard losing a pet.
Originally posted by
P'Gell
I'm sorry.
It's hard to lose a pet. Bunnies don't live long and it so sad when they die.
We're on our second bunny. My kids love bunnies.
It's hard to lose a pet. Bunnies don't live long and it so sad when they die.
We're on our second bunny. My kids love bunnies.
Actually, they can live up to 10 years. I adopted mine and his speculated age was 3 or 4. I loved him for 6 years.
02/04/2011
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Thanks for the encouragement! I will seriously look into it. You're absolutely right. Caring so much is what makes you good at what you do.
Originally posted by
Kindred
If you are really interested you should go for it. Or at least seriously look into the prospect. Don't worry about being too sensitive. As obvious as it sounds, people that get into the animal health field all love animals. Being sensitive will
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If you are really interested you should go for it. Or at least seriously look into the prospect. Don't worry about being too sensitive. As obvious as it sounds, people that get into the animal health field all love animals. Being sensitive will just make you that much better at it. I cry every time I have to euthanize an animal. It never gets easy. But it also serves to remind me how much I care and to work even harder. Good luck.
02/04/2011
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