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I am having trouble connecting to my own animals and need help as soon as possible with Cinch. It has been suggested to post to Facebook so I will put this there as well.
Cinch is not feeling well. Started about a month and a half ago when he left the property for several hours. We live in a very remote area and back to the forest. He does this frequently, but always comes back so we don’t stress too much when he leaves to go visiting all the neighboring properties.
Cinch has now been to the vet and they say he has heart failure. They want to put him down and sent him home with no medications.Since about a month ago he has what we call a jelly belly. Looks swollen but not hard (he is retaining fluids). Eats ok some days and other days just doesn’t feel like eating. I don’t get that it is parasites. But has also had very low energy since that day. He has had no interest in leaving on his walk-abouts or playing with the livestock.
He was eliminating okay and no signs of parasites in the stool. But now is becoming impacted.
He is almost 12 years old and does have a little stiffness sometimes but is starting to lose muscle control. But before this day that he was gone for a while was very energetic and would run and play for hours with the cows or bison and aggravate the pigs.
If it is truly heart failure it came on very suddenly the day that he was gone for a while. They did not due any major tests because of his systems and listening to his heart they were sure it was heart failure.
If anyone can communicate with him, please see if he feels it is his time. See if there is anything he feels we can do that would help him. He doesn’t seem to be in much pain. Looks like there is a little discomfort sometimes.
Thanks and many blessings,
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