Our Chloe has bladder cancer, which is incurable.
She had one chemotherapy session, I'm not doing it anymore.
She tolerated it very well. What *I* won't tolerate on her behalf is:
1) An entire day spent at the vet oncologist for a 20-minute infusion where she's upset to be away from us. There are no appointments - just drop off and pick up.
2) The office is an hour away - that's a total of four hours in the car for me, two hours for her.
3) Three days of isolation in the crate after each chemo session every three weeks. She can't lick us, share a water bowl with our other dog Blake, or pee and poop in the same area as other animals.
Had I known I might have made a different decision initially. I don't want her to be in pain and will meet with our regular vet to know the signs to look for as we proceed. Right now, Chloe is excited to eat, go on a walk, and see our granddaughter. We had to be sure she didn't lick the baby especially - she likes to give a quick lick on the ear. She's happy by our side and playing with Blake. Except for wanting to go out a little more and multiple pees on walks, you'd never know she had cancer.
Whether Chloe has another day, week, month, or year, we will make that time as happy and comfortable for her as we can.
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I want her to live, but I want her to LIVE! Not sit in the crate for 72 hours not knowing why she's separated from us and Blake.
Thanks for commenting 
This is brutal. 
