We have to put our 10 month old puppy to sleep tommorw he has complete kidney failure..?

Question

we can not decide what to do with him, cremate or bury.. our hearts are broken.. any suggestions.

Answer 1

I'm sorry to hear about your puppy. What a terrible thing to consider. If the vet or other specialist says no hope, then it's best to let them go or put them to sleep, as tough as it is.... It's also up to you, to cremate or bury. I would bury the puppy in a special place, one you can visit when you want to.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

We've lost two of our four and they were both cremated. We knew when we lost the first one that we wouldn't be staying where we were for the rest of our lives and couldn't stand the thought of burying him in the back yard and leaving him there once we were gone, so we had him cremated and purchased an urn that had a place on the front for a photo and an engraveble plate on top. So when we lost the second a few months ago we decided to do the same thing and they set (they were mates and had a litter together) on a fireplace mantel in our den. And I'm sure when the two (their pups, now 11 1/2 yrs. old) we have left pass we'll do the same thing. We realize their no longer with us but we just can't part with them. Since our children are grown and gone their very much like our babies.
You have my deepest sympathy. I know how very hard it is.
In case your interested the urns can be purchased at jefferspet.com, that's where we got the second one and it holds a pic. on all 4 sides.

Answer 4

I feel so sad for you. We had to do the same thing with one of our pets who had kidney failure. Love your pet, hug your pet, let it sit on your lap and think of the fun times you've had. I hope you have taken pictures when it was not sick. Do you have a pet cemetery where you can have it buried? In the area I live in we have a couple and they are quite popular. If not, I'd cremate him and then bury him in a special box and place where you can feel he is safe. My heart feels for you as you make that dreaded trip.

Answer 5

I am soooo sorry! There is nothing wrong with cremation, if there are financial considerations, it is so much cheaper, and perhaps you could make a memorial to remember. My son lost his faithful companion when he was 12, we had to cremate and placed a small remembrance in the yard where he could go to ease the grief. You will always have wonderful memories.

Answer 6

If you creamate, you might be able to bring him home & bury him in your yard. Different states have different rules. My heart goes out to you. When you get over this. Try adopting from a shelter. They usually have pure breds if you need that, but mutts are usually healthier & more friendly. Just think about it.

Answer 7

that's a extremely terrible ailment, even with the undeniable fact that there is extremely no longer plenty to do. The vet can least confusing pass subsequently a approaches. even nonetheless there's a raffle the domestic dog might desire to stay, he's going to in any respect circumstances have a vulnerable immune technique and die previous in existence. he's going to by no capacity be a commonplace dogs. He isn't able to head for long walks or to dogs parks. he would be exhausted handy and drained in any respect circumstances. Euthanizing is the humane and loving option, letting him undergo and die clearly is egocentric. Parvo is extremely painful for a dogs to might desire to attend to, i might wish your mom might desire to understand that. We isn't conserving sick animals alive for our very own desires, we would desire to experience with reference to the animal. If the domestic dog isn't geared up to be a domestic dog and run and bounce and play, what's the element? we won't play God just to hold us comfortable, with the aid of actuality that that dogs actually should not be thoroughly happy maximum appropriate now.

Answer 8

I am so sorry, we buried our 9month old puppy in our yard and I bought a wooden heart and my son painted it red and put you will always be in our hearts and her name on it. it has been 2 months now and its still hard to deal with it some jerk poison her.

Answer 9

I am so sorry..this really sucks..if your yard is big enough I would bury him..if small..cremate and scatter his ashes where he loved to romp....so sorry

Answer 10

Myself I would bury my dog but you have to keep in mind that once he passes away you will be upset and it might be a little too emotional for you to carry him to your vehicle,then out of your vehicle and dig a hole and bury him.