Sick dog - pest control spray - cypermethrin - toxic?

[dtaai-maai]

Very sad outcome, I'm afraid and a devastated household, as Whisky died this morning.

She had eaten a bundle of thread - a loose jumble rather than a reel.

Way too much emotion invested in these dogs, but what can you do, eh?

[Big Boy]

Very sorry to hear that.

[moja]

So sorry to read the sad news!

[migrant]

Sorry to hear. We lost our long time dog a couple months ago, more emotions than I thought

[PeteC]

I have no words. I was thinking all morning about reading a happy follow-up post from you. Not to be. I'm grieving with you for sure.

I've almost always had dogs in pairs and if one goes at an older age, it takes a month or more for the other to become used to the loneliness. Being that yours are still pups more or less, hopefully a shorter adjustment for him. Maybe think about getting him another buddy in due course.

Keep the faith and I hope you and your wife are OK. Pete

[Arlo]

Sorry for your loss.

[GLCQuantum]

Sorry to hear that Dtaii Maii.

[pharvey]

Very sad news DM. As was Pete, I was looking forward to some good news today - sadly not to be.

[barrys]

That's really sad DM - I too was hoping for better news after talking to you yesterday.

We do do feel for you both - we've been through similar tragedies, as you know.

Whisky was a gorgeous dog - our heartfelt condolences to you and Bee.

[dtaai-maai]

Thanks very much to all for the kind thoughts. Much appreciated.

[Terry]

Just caught up with this DM

Very sad indeed - we too, have had some doggy tragedies over the past few months.

Hope you can get over the event soon.

[Vital Spark]

DM: You and Bee did everything you could to give Whiskey a lovely home, and take care of her when she was sick. There was nothing more you could have done. It doesn't, however, take away the heartache of losing a fur kid.

Mr & Mrs VS
(with a big cyber hug from me. x)