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Our dear Mollie, 14 year Collie-Australian Cattle Dog cross, was put to sleep this morning.
She went downhill rapidly a few weeks ago, not eating, hardly moving and not herself. The vets thought it was a tooth infection as she had a rotten tooth and a high white blood cell count but antibiotics didn't make a difference. We were booked in this morning to have the tooth removed but they found the mass, did a scan and diagnosed cancer of the spleen which had spread to her liver and stomach. She had lost a kilo in weight in a week.
She slipped away immediately, she was ready to go. I'm gutted 🙁
At peace and no more pain now.
RIP Mollie-Moo XXXXXXXX
She went downhill rapidly a few weeks ago, not eating, hardly moving and not herself. The vets thought it was a tooth infection as she had a rotten tooth and a high white blood cell count but antibiotics didn't make a difference. We were booked in this morning to have the tooth removed but they found the mass, did a scan and diagnosed cancer of the spleen which had spread to her liver and stomach. She had lost a kilo in weight in a week.
She slipped away immediately, she was ready to go. I'm gutted 🙁
At peace and no more pain now.
RIP Mollie-Moo XXXXXXXX

