Bladder Issues for Ceilidh

Will, I am sorry that the small hope that it might not be TCC has been taken away by the lab report results. I know how hard it is to look at a little dog you love so dearly, who appears totally healthy "on the outside", and accept that time is limited. It is heartbreaking.

I know you and all your family will make sure that Ceilidh's days are filled with joy and love.

When we were facing losing our Rory I sat down and made a list of all his most favorite things...foods, toys/games, places to go, etc. Each day we fulfilled as many of those favorites as he felt like doing...and filled our hearts with memories that we still cherish even years past losing him.

Trini
 
So sorry to hear so bad news....I hope and wish you'll make the best for her, and the last months will be plenty of joy and happiness with you.

I wonder where comes the cancer that is stealing our lovely persons and dogs...maybe it's in food, in the air...so sad :cry:

A hug for you and for Ceilidh!:hugs
 
I wish you are your family the best during the coming months.
Ceilidh has no idea what is happening inside her, but you do :(

I hope she continues to be pain free and can enjoy her remaining time with you

Cindy and gavin
 
I'm very sorry to hear the news about your precious girl, Will. You are facing a difficult time, but I hope you can enjoy lots of cuddles and happy moments with Ceilidh now. Sending you and your family hugs.
 
My sheltie boy had TCC

I am so sorry and the only thing I could say is enjoy every moment with your girl that you can. When it is time you will know. My boy only lasted 6 months, we tried everything. My heart and my prayers go out to you and your girl.
Warm regards, Amelia
 
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