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We ended up in never ending pain. Because of Babesia canis. Please everybody be aware ,so You never go through this!
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Iam so sorry to hear of your chows illness and her passing. thank you for posting and making others aware of this Babesia canis ? I had not heard of it and we live in an area that is well known for ticks especially lymes.
RIP ..

You're in my thoughst and prayers and I am sending you my deepest heartfelt sympathy due to the loss of your beautiful girl. Take comfort in knowing even though she is gone physically she will always have a special place in your heart and in be in the memory box of your mind. Down the road when your time comes to leave this earth she'll be there to greet you at the rainbow bridge.

Thank you for bringing babesia canis to our attention. I'm sorry that we had to learn about it after your loss.

Sending you a big comforting hug.

Take Care
Pam

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Your girl was beautiful. Wish I could say or do something that would help but I can't.

"Say not in grief she is no more but in thankfulness she was."

Prays, hugs and purple kisses winging their way to you.

Thanks for Your comfort, I miss her a lot!

I am so sorry to hear about your poor baby. All of us who have lost a precious chow feel and understand your grief.

Judy Fox wrote:"Say not in grief she is no more but in thankfulness she was.".

When we lost Kimba that saying stayed close to my heart through the grieving process. She is running free and in no more pain ... and thankful she was loved!!

Hugs and double purple kisses from our boys.

"Say not in grief she is no more but in thankfulness she was" is I think, a profound statement that can give comfort to those of all faiths and those of no faith.
It just about says it all and in my case, when I have lost loved pets always enabled me to smile, even when tears were falling.