The Hardship of Losing Your Best Friend

Hello dog lovers,

I am writing to you about Tony’s deteriorating health. 

A sad fact that is attributed to age, but can be prevented if properly cared for from the beginning.

What no dog owner wants to hear. 

The X-Ray results came in, and the new veterinarian told me that Tony was diagnosed with cancer. 

His lungs were filled with so much fluid, that the volume caused him to be unable to breath.

Anyone who has ever lost their beloved pet can imagine how the next few days went by.

Tony got a little better thanks to the cortisone, so I started with prednisolone and of course all of his herbal remedies for the fungal and viral infection. 

Another veterinarian from the practice called and scheduled an appointment to put Tony down.

Tony slowly began to eat again and it seemed that he was feeling a little better. 

It was only important to me his last days as comforting as possible. 

But everything was different … Tony did better every day, he breathed better, he started to bark again, he wanted to run out and eat like never before. 

Of course, much of it is attributable to cortisone, but something was different. After 2 weeks, he was as fit and active as you have been 2 years ago. 

Our appointment with our vet was also completely unexpected.

At first she could not believe that he was still alive and then even so fit and active … she asked us to take another X-ray, I was skeptical, what should have changed in 2 weeks? 

Kinesiologically, his stomach, kidney and liver were in top shape, only a virus and fungus seemed to be keeping him busy, but the lungs were much better. 

Those who have never been kinesiologically studied may think this is humbug, but when this rod of pure energy begins to vibrate at certain points, it seems to be no longer an illusion.

I was aware that the day will come when he will feel worse again and I have to let him go, but it was just so good to see him so happy, so full of life. 

We enjoyed every minute with him and are grateful that we were able to gain a little more time. 

I have to admit that I also repress it, that he had cancer and that’s why I shied away from writing this post … but I know now exactly how many pet owners feel when it’s called cancer diagnosis.

You want to do everything to help the animal and to keep it even longer. 

Even now, tears swell from my eyes when I think about it. 

However, I want to remember the good times. 

Your special companion is in your life for a reason, and despite their short life span, they will teach you so much about yourself that is it truly unbelievable.