DigbyRabbit
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Hi guys
I have had the results back from the vet and Digby doesn't have EC. The vet says we can put him through tests and X-rays to find out what's wrong but at this stage it would be purely diagnostic as other possible causes for his paresis aren't curable.
I am absolutely devastated but it's looking like euthanising him is going to be the kindest way to go and what the vet has suggested. Digby spends a lot of the day now laying flat on his side staring upwards at which point I look at him thinking it's the kindest thing to but he brightens up when he sees someone there and with a little help he stands to eat and drink. At this point he almost looks back to his old self and I think he deserves a chance to live.
The vet says if he has more good days than bad we should call it a day and the last thing I want is for him to suffer but at the same time I don't want to play god if he is getting any quality if life.
Does anyone have any experience or advice?
I have had the results back from the vet and Digby doesn't have EC. The vet says we can put him through tests and X-rays to find out what's wrong but at this stage it would be purely diagnostic as other possible causes for his paresis aren't curable.
I am absolutely devastated but it's looking like euthanising him is going to be the kindest way to go and what the vet has suggested. Digby spends a lot of the day now laying flat on his side staring upwards at which point I look at him thinking it's the kindest thing to but he brightens up when he sees someone there and with a little help he stands to eat and drink. At this point he almost looks back to his old self and I think he deserves a chance to live.
The vet says if he has more good days than bad we should call it a day and the last thing I want is for him to suffer but at the same time I don't want to play god if he is getting any quality if life.
Does anyone have any experience or advice?