Shir - I'm so sorry to hear about your dog. I think that dog's are excellent in that you can just make sure that he isn't in pain, give him treats (food or excursions) that he loves and know that he lives in the moment and if he seems happy - he is. (I don't know if this is a comfort - but I have another friend whose 12 year old retriever has cancer and when she feels good - she is 100% happy and it is a joy to see.)
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Oh, Shir. Harvey is lying on my wrists, purring his hardest purr for you and your dog. We're so sorry you are having to go through this.
I'm so sorry, Shir.
I'm very sorry, Shir.
{{{Shir}}}
Shir, I'm so sorry. We had something similar happen with Leister back in December. His was more widespread, though, when we found it, and he was having trouble breathing and was really uncomfortable, so we didn't have a lot of time to say goodbye. They do find a way deep into your heart, those dogs.
Thank you all.
We couldn't persuade him to eat anything tonight but a cold cut with his old pain-killer on, and that took some time too. I hope he's not too much in pain at the moment - it's liquid, and I'm not sure he got all of his doze.
To conclude it all, just as my dad said: "not without a fight". So not without a fight, little fellow. Not without a fight.
Oh Shir, I'm so sorry.
Keep him comfy, love him a lot. I'm so terribly sorry.
{{Shir}} so sorry.