Tigger (RB)

On Thursday my good friend Hugh had to send Tigger to the Bridge- Tigger having thyroid problems and blood pressure problems (both well controlled on medication- Hugh said 2 years ago he didn't think Tigger had much longer but with the help of his most excellent vet and the fact that Tigger would eat anything including pills he was doing okay) he took a turn for the worse on Wednesday evening when he had a seizure. Hugh was outside the vets when they opened on Thursday and after discussion about the options, which given Tigger was almost 18 and any attempts to stabilise him were unlikely to work and would have been distressing as his vet said. He decided to let him go

I just remember him as a huge ball of fluff who took seriously his duties as household welcome to all new people (on the off chance they might have some food for him)

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

"Lesley Madigan" wrote in message
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On Thursday my good friend Hugh had to send Tigger to the Bridge- Tigger
having thyroid problems and blood pressure problems (both well controlled on
medication- Hugh said 2 years ago he didn't think Tigger had much longer but
with the help of his most excellent vet and the fact that Tigger would eat
anything including pills he was doing okay) he took a turn for the worse on
Wednesday evening when he had a seizure. Hugh was outside the vets when they
opened on Thursday and after discussion about the options, which given
Tigger was almost 18 and any attempts to stabilise him were unlikely to work
and would have been distressing as his vet said. He decided to let him go

I just remember him as a huge ball of fluff who took seriously his duties as
household welcome to all new people (on the off chance they might have some
food for him)

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

Sorry to hear about this. We have a Tigger in the family.

On 2/21/2015 6:17 PM, Lesley Madigan wrote:
On Thursday my good friend Hugh had to send Tigger to the Bridge- Tigger having thyroid problems and blood pressure problems (both well controlled on medication- Hugh said 2 years ago he didn't think Tigger had much longer but with the help of his most excellent vet and the fact that Tigger would eat anything including pills he was doing okay) he took a turn for the worse on Wednesday evening when he had a seizure. Hugh was outside the vets when they opened on Thursday and after discussion about the options, which given Tigger was almost 18 and any attempts to stabilise him were unlikely to work and would have been distressing as his vet said. He decided to let him go

I just remember him as a huge ball of fluff who took seriously his duties as household welcome to all new people (on the off chance they might have some food for him)

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

Many purrs for your friend, for Tigger and of course for you. It's so
hard to make that decision but ultimately we all have to.

Jill

"Lesley Madigan" wrote in message
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On Thursday my good friend Hugh had to send Tigger to the Bridge-


rip tigger