I lost my little girl 3 days ago.. I miss her . waiting to get her back now

Hugs to you ❤❤❤😂

So sorry for your loss 💔😢

I lost mines 5/13/24 to a fire he did not burn he died of smoke inhalation 😢

Just did that today 😢

@@sporty2505 I’m so sorry for your loss your dog will be missed in all our hearts I know your going through a tough time

I’m sorry for your loss

It gets better with time.

The woman speaking does ot understand that ALL cremains are is bone. If a company uses a good cremulator, you'll see no bone fragments.

Idc lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😆🤣😆🤣

@@RugRugTouchit what’s funny exactly

Thank you. He was mostly a good boy. 😉

I put my dobie down on Sunday. It was the hardest thing I’ve every had to do. I can’t eat and barely drink. I haven’t been back to work. It’s really a gut wrenching feeling

@YTaaron its gonna be a while bro. There's a women that's an emergency vet and she did a tedtalk. Look it up. I cried through it but it makes sense at the end. I cried today.4 days and 2 weeks later. If you loved that dog half the amount that dog loved you. It's gonna hurt. My heart is broken. I talk with my bear. And he visits me. I smell him. His bad breath. His shampoo i used on him. His farts.😁. Its real. So dont be afraid to talk to him and ask for a sign from your dog. It can come in a whine whimper bark. Smells. But they will let you know there better. Best of luck to you

@@bangbang9ergang524 What is the name of the video of the emergency vet?

I’m sorry for your loss. 💕

I'm sorry for both of your losses. I lost my 17 y/o baby boy yesterday and I'm unable to function. He wasn't put to sleep but he took his last breath in my arms too. He struggled so much, I'm haunted by the memory of it and the feeling of being a failure, unable to provide some relief or help him. It started on friday evening and he was gone by 7 am on saturday. He finally reached for me with his paw and extended his neck to put his head on my lap (I was sitting on the floor of the terrace by his side then suddenly understanding it was happening "now") before meowing desperately one last time, so I took him against my chest and he buried his head into my inner elbow and a few breaths later he gained his wings. I stayed there without moving or even daring to look at him for a moment. I touched his ribcage to confirm what just happened. I got up, carried him inside and with his little limp body still in my arms proceeded to call my mom to tell her he had just left us. She couldn't come until today, luckily my brother came soon and assisted me with everything. I'm a full grown 41 y/o woman and I feel like a literal child. I have been sobbing uncontrollably on and off like a total wreck for the past 36 hours, today on my mom's lap like a baby. I really need to get a grip, geez, my boy would hate seeing me like this. I've lost pets before and I loved them dearly but him, he was my son, my soulmate. His name was Spike. He had complications of cardiac issues despite proper food (renal issues for years so I was careful with that), previous treatment and new ongoing medication since our visit to the vet 10 days ago after a serious episode announcing what was to come. I just never thought it would turn out like this and so quickly, he was doing much better and back to his usual self... It wasn't enough to make him stay with me 💔 Since there is no pet crematorium on my island, the town vet clinic where I left his body told me he had to be sent to mainland. I have no idea when he's scheduled to be taken care of, let alone when his ashes are gonna come back home and I didn't know what to expect on the actual, practical side of things. I wasn't looking for this video (I was searching for types of urns, actually) but it has been informative - always buried previous pets or never knew what happened to them so cremation is new to me - and I'm grateful both of you shared your own stories 🙏❤️ Thank you. I hope Oscar, Arnold and Spike are at peace on the other side and waiting patiently until we all finally meet again.

Lost my Bella only a day ago on 4/6/23 have had her since 2015. It hurts to lose an angel, not sure when but we will recover her ashes soon.

I just lost my toy Yorkie..Her name was sparkle.. she was 13 yrs old. She died in my arms after her bath 7/13/23 @ 10 pm..we had her cremated 7/14/23. The worse part about it, since it happened at night, i couldn’t take her anywhere til the next morning so I had to look at her like that all night long..I’m beyond devastated, 1 of the worse days of my life..she was my absolute EVERYTHING my noodlebutt😢😢😢😢😢

Thank you!

I'm in the same situation. What did you do?

That’s a great idea.

I’m sorry for your loss

Holy cow my dog died 1 day before but 5/14/24 is when I got him creamated

I am so sorry for your loss. I had to put down my dog I had for 10 years this afternoon. I hope we will find peace knowing that our loved ones are in doggie heaven now.

@Victoria Grygorovska keep your eye out for signs. I may sound like a lunatic saying this, but since his passing, I've smelt his breath once and him a few times. What I do smell way more is dog poop. Fresh dog poop. To the point where I get out of bed to look. It sounds crazy but on everything I love in this world, I'm not making this up. Just keep your eyes open, and they will give you signs there doing okay. Whether you like the sign or not, its them. Lol.

@@victoriagrygorovska5930 I mean my dog i smell. Sorry, I didnt mention that.

@@bangbang9ergang524 bro, not even joking, it’s been 3 months since my Basya passed. I still hear her breathing, or her nail sounds on the floor.

@Victoria Grygorovska isn't that incredible. My wife has said she's heard him whining and barking in the backyard. I did come home late one night, like a day after he passed, and heard barking. I chalked it up to a neighbor's dog. I'm always trying to be the rational; there has got to be an explanation for this type of guy. Lol. But there's none.

Does this make you feel better when people are looking for a shed of comfort?

@@Crm678 I’m just explaining the process and what to expect. What are you crying about? Don’t melt snowflake.

😢 it will hurt

@@esefrmda0 i know it will. I had vet come to the house to euthanize my beloved Belle in November. Very hard thing to go through. Am sorry for your situation. I did receive ashes back after a couple weeks. Just have to trust it is actually hers.

My cats ashes came with a certification saying that he was cremated in his own chamber vs a communal one. I know there’s not way to 100% confirm since I didn’t witness it but it gives me a little more peace of mind.

@@Alevermor very sorry for your loss. It's an extremely tough thing to get through.

I just had my 17 years old Doghter Jada cremated after her natural passing but I wasn't there. I paid for a private cremation and received a certificate upon retrieving her remains. I pray they did right by my baby as I'm a 25 years Air Force Veteran and she was there for me 17 of those years as my service and support baby. I miss her so much. 😢

You would have to ask your vet specifically. Our hospital (and all that I have ever been to) does utilize a freezer for storage to prevent decomposition. They are frozen and transported to the crematory so there is not decomposition prior to cremation. I’m sorry for your loss.

I had same feeling. I felt no connection to the ashes. But those ashes are only the remains of body my pet soul was in while on earth. His cute face that made me smile, his antics that made me laugh, his wagging tail are gone. So is the pain that body caused him is gone. As I look back, I am glad I have photos and a few videos. His fur is everywhere! If I had it to do over again, I would have gotten a kit to make a paw print in clay. I would have made a nose print and four paw prints. I have his collar with tags. And I have his toys. If it isn't your pet's ashes, it is someone else's pet so treat it like you want your pet treated. Hope you come to terms with your pain. ❤

The microchip won’t survive the cremation process.

I’m sorry for your loss. Every veterinary office I’ve ever worked with/for take great care to make sure that your pet’s remains are properly cared for and identified after they pass. We all do this job because we love animals, and we all have our own pets as well. $155 is a very appropriate price for all the work that goes into a cremation.

My cat just died today

@@shaynewheeler9249 i’m sorry for ur loss

Change my food yeah

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I just did it today with my dog’s ashes, what I would suggest is that you wear gloves and use mini siphon thingy to get some of the ashes. Ik it’s difficult but once you get through it you’ll thank yourself for being courageous.

I just answered similar guestion above. Singatune

I’ve heard stories of them doing that with humans remains, so it could be possible. Ppl that deal with the dead for an occupation can be nasty ppl.

@@theysprey7777 sad, but true.