What Your Pet Wants You to Know Before They Go

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  • Опубліковано 12 гру 2024

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  • @10deecollins
    @10deecollins 3 місяці тому +1

    I really needed to hear this today (crying while listening). I have been struggling with finding my Sweet Melissa dead in her crate on 8/24/24. She had just passed before we got home (she was still warm). She had just been diagnosed with bladder cancer and had been on a 4-day energy surge after an ozone treatment. She has been the only one that I have lost naturally at home, and I have been struggling with the guilty feelings. The next day, we had a bird come to the window and look in the house, and a butterfly sat on the ceiling fan looking into the house. Melissa knew I had been stressing about how to treat her; she was also a pup that didn't want to be smothered in hugs and kisses. After listening to this, I know now she wanted to go in her own way and she has been back to visit me to say she is ok. Thank you again for this insightful information

  • @lynnlassen6649
    @lynnlassen6649 4 місяці тому +6

    When my Winnie died I decided it was my fault. I started studying nutrition and health and going to holistic vet. So my next dogs and rescues have benefited. Each dog has taught me many things.

    • @KarenmitchellANI
      @KarenmitchellANI 4 місяці тому +1

      They're our best teachers for sure and that in itself is their gift to us.. knowledge. We need to embrace that

    • @maliaolguin9315
      @maliaolguin9315 3 місяці тому +1

      I felt guilty too when my precious Rasta died, my 16 years old gorgeous poodle, 3 weeks giving treatments for a cough a she had kidney disease that didn’t show in the blood analysis a month and a half months before. Now we are cooking the food for our 8 rescued dogs to give the best life we afford for them.

    • @lynnlassen6649
      @lynnlassen6649 3 місяці тому

      @@maliaolguin9315 zucchini is really good for kidneys, eggs always, our boy golden got kidney failure, vet said 2 months, I cooked for him and a year and a half later he passed, oh also chitin or chitosan is good too.

  • @carolwatkins8541
    @carolwatkins8541 4 місяці тому +1

    this was wonderful I have an almost 16 year old sheltie. I talk to him all the time; and we do everything together. I always tell him; Trip; you go when you need to. I'll love you forever! He is a happy camper & so am I (even tho I'll be heartbroken) it's ok. I've been blessed to have him so long and so healthy!

  • @KarenmitchellANI
    @KarenmitchellANI 4 місяці тому +3

    Thank you. I always find your resources helpful Yushchenko. I'm an avid communicator, never taken it further to learn more. I surprise myself sometimes.
    My 11 yr old shihtzu passed away from a natural pasing end of January. listening to you here has made me realise just how much I was communicating with her. I mean I knew I was, but you made me realise more, so thank you .. I still find myself apologising to her, but then I trun it around knowing that she is having fun in heaven.
    I have her 8 yr old son here and a 14 yr old golden. These dogs have been so very close. My golden is getting closer to her day and I really need to know what I can do for her son, I know he'll be needing support too and I just want to make sure I'm doing all I can.

  • @bettyhale7871
    @bettyhale7871 4 місяці тому +1

    So good! Thank you so much for this great information!