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A vet has issued a heartbreaking plea to owners after witnessing dogs being 'scared and confused' in their final moments before being put to sleep.
Saying goodbye to a pet is one of the worst things you can go through and owners often find it too painful to be with their dogs if they have to be put down at the vets.
While it might be easier for you to wait until it's all over, you might want to force yourself through the pain for your dog's benefit.
The vet explained why owners should never leave their pets alone when they're being put to sleep - and is urging them to stay with them no matter how difficult it is, The Mirror reports.
Speaking to Reddit, one vet said: "It might be hard to say goodbye but it’s hell for them.
"They already don’t like the vet, they’re confused, they’re scared, they’re sad and they’re looking for you when they take their last breath.
"I can try to provide them as much love and comfort as I humanly can but at the end of the day, I’m a stranger to them."
Explaining how a woman dropped off her 13-year-old dog to be euthanised, the vet said the poor pooch spent its final moments desperately scanning the room for her owner.
She added: "I told her we didn’t have a vet in clinic as she was on farm calls all day, but she insisted on leaving her there at 9am knowing that our vet wouldn’t be back until well after 6pm.
"She was too busy to bring her back later, so she left her sweet girl to be alone all day before dying.
"I kept her with me for most of the day, took her for a small walk, bought her a cheeseburger and donut on my lunch and laid on the ground and cuddled her while she cried, scared and confused.
"I kissed her and told her she was a good girl while she crossed the rainbow bridge, but her eyes
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