*I would think as long as she is eating well, going to the toilet, doesn't seem to be suffering I would wait and see if she improves...but that's up to you, Keep an eye on her and if she seems to go down hill than decide...My Chihuahua Winkee has had the black direrra and been yuckie a couple of day and than fine...he was found on the street,. I have had him 10 years and the vet said he was at least 2...so he's around 12 or older..Hope she gets better, I know your heart will tell you what to do...Bless her..sending Prayers..* [?] On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 5:02 PM, Judy Moon <[email protected]> wrote:
> ** > > > Jewell was my husband’s dog and so has a very special meaning and > attachment to me. She is at least 13 yrs old.**** > > ** ** > > For 3 days she has had a low grade black diaherrea. Not squirting, just a > few dribbles. I looked up what that could mean and it says internal > bleeding. She ate well this morning and both meals the other 2 days. She > just lays on the couch all day, except when I take her out. She does not > appear to be in pain.**** > > ** ** > > Now here is the rest of my problem. I’ve had one emergency after another > which has drained my resources down to nothing. Credit cards are maxed > out, checking account is overdrawn. I am NOT asking for money. I just > want to know if you think I should put her to sleep when my check comes in > if she has not improved.**** > > ** ** > > *Judy Moon* > > *I serve a risen Savior* > > *John 3:16* > > ** ** > > >
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