Desiderius Price

They (the vet) did bring him out right afterwards, I went along with it, so I did spend a few minutes afterwards, he was still fairly warm.  I didn’t know how long to spend, apart from grieving and apologizing, wishing for it to change.  It was tough, because an hour earlier, I was assessing his condition, with some interaction, not realizing that’d be the *last* interaction I’d really have with him.  At least I was trying to save him, even though I didn’t make it fast enough (unfortunately, there’s no pet-ambulance around here).

I know what it's like to grieve a pet. My stepfather's doberman was buried in the back yard after she died. We didn't even get the chance to bring her to the vet. He found her outside already dead. I still miss her a lot. I give my condolences. It's really hard, especially the first few days or weeks after losing them.