my dog got poisoned

>>2227300
But a bullet in her you asshole. Don't let her die from poisoning.

>>2227300
why don't you brin her to the vet clinic them? because of the 1,100$?

stupid fuck, if you get a pet you agree to care for it it's whole life, which also includes vet bills.
If she dies after trying to save her, you at least did everything you could. Also, a ruptured cruciate ligament costs more than that. Would you also not take her to the vet because of that?
Many dogs rupture this ligament, so it's a pretty common thing.
Bitch

>>2227304
im so sad. i know i have to put her down but i just dont want her to go away.... i

>>2227309
im confused. why dont you bring her to the vet?

>>2227308
>ruptured cruciate
its not ruptured. she stopped eating and can not even sit strait. her eyes keep rolling to sides while theyre still open. i know shes dying. i know i have to put her to sleep. if i could afford the 1,100 i would do it but i dont have the money. idk if they have payment things but either way if shes alive tomorrow morning i will go to vet.

>>2227310
they did. my parents took her while i was at work. they could not afford to pay for treatment to lower risk of dying. im planning on going myself tomorrow to see if i can pay it in payments.

>>2227311
the ruptured ligament was just an example for how expensive veterinary treatmens can be and that you shouldn't just let your dog die because of money

>>2227311
the ruptured ligament was just an example for how expensive veterinary treatmens can be and that you shouldn't just let your dog die because of money

I'm sure they can help you out by giving you som kind of payment plan

>if shes alive tomorrow morning i will go to vet.
good to hear, let's hope for the best

>>2227308

Yeah. I have one poorly-bred shithead of a dog that I had to spend $3000 on for an impaction when she was barely a year old. It sucks, since she probably isn't worth $10 and is a constant pain in my ass (unlike her angelic brother-in-title-only), but oh well. I signed up for it.

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So, what did you do to piss off your neighbors? The last 2 guys with these threads let their dogs bark all night.

>>2227300
Op find the motherfucker who did this and make the rest of his/her life a living hell. Any idee who did it?

>>2227365
>Poisoning an animal because it makes noise.

I feel like you might be legally entitled to shoot and kill your neighbors if you catch them doing this.

>>2227378
You should be legally entitled to shoot your neighbors if they let their dogs bark all the time. I don't think you realize how annoying that is to live with.

>>2227382
>I'm annoyed
>So I'll kill my neighbor's companion for annoying me.

Just file a civil complaint, you fuckwit. I don't go backhanding annoying rugrats at restaurants for crying; you shouldn't go offing annoying pets.

>>2227387
As if that would do anything. If you give a shit about your pet you won't let it bark all day and annoy the shit out of the neighbors. If this was the case then OP and his family are 100% at fault.

You sound like an annoying catfag complaining about your outdoor cat being poisoned. If you don't take care of your pet don't expect other people to.

>>2227389
>Roaming animal getting poisoned (still a shitty thing) is the same as poisoning an animal in someone's yard.

I don't even own a pet, senpai, but you're an awful person.

>>2227393
>letting your dog keep your neighbors up all night is perfectly fine and is never going to have any repercussions

People need to learn to take responsibility for their animals.

>>2227389
This. Take care of your animals at all times, its not a fucking toy.

>>2227311
what's up with you fuckers
don't you have insurance for your dog in the event of an accident?

are you like "oh I want a pet but a don't want to pay anything for it as long as it lives"

poor poor dog having a owner that's a retard

>>2227398
The problem with every pet insurance company I've found is that they require you to pay upfront for medical costs anyway and then they reimburse you. People who need pet insurance can't afford to pay up front.

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>>2227311
>if i could afford the 1,100 i would do it but i dont have the money.
if you don't even have 1,1k set aside for your pets you shouldn't keep any.

you still haven't answered what you did to make your neighbour poison your dog, this doesn't happen for no reason.

You know anyone with a motive for poisoning her?

>>2227387

You just compared a neglected dog being left outside to bark all night to a crying child in a restaurant. So poisoning a dog is equivalent to poisoning a human in your mind.

If you can seriously draw an equal comparison between a dog and a human, your priorities are all out of whack. This is PETA-grade retardation.

Don't get me wrong, I understand. I hate kids as much as the next guy - particularly ones whose causing a disturbance whose parents won't get them under control - But they are still human.

If you've ever lived next to a neighbor that lets their dog bark outside all day and (more importantly) all night, instead of spending $20 on a no-bark collar, you would understand.

Most of /an/ has had to deal with this which is why there is a lot of "I wouldn't do it it, but I understand" about the topic.

> vet said 75% chance of death of we dont take to hospital and pay 1,100 for a 25% chance of her to die.
So you're taking a 25% survival rate over a 75%?

Rat poison is considered a very painful way to die. Basically you are bleeding internally until there's nothing left to bleed out. If other failing organs don't kill it first, the heart will not have enough blood to carry oxygen to the brain, and your dog's brain will slowly die. Let it go overnight and it will only be more expensive because there will be more damage to fix.

>>2227378
To be fair, lack of sleep will make a person actually insane.

>>2227404
>Tfw 21 and have 6k set aside for just two cats
Not that I'm bragging or anything

>>2227491
Bark collars are worse. Imagine a dog barking all day and night, except now that barking is high and shrill and loud as actually hurts your ears.

Don't listen to the fags in this thread. Dogs don't understand why they experience the pain they do. To subject them to all these crazy high dollar treatment is insane, and frankly, cruel.

Veterinarians prey on the moral high ground and guilt of pet owners to make their boat payments.

Sometimes you have to put a pupper down, as sad as it is.

>>2227404
Plont you really are a colossal anus.

It is YOU who shouldnt have pets.

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>>2227708
>Bark collars are worse. Imagine a dog barking all day and night, except now that barking is high and shrill and loud as actually hurts your ears.

What are you talking about?
No Bark collars have a 7-tier system and it goes up a tier for every consecutive bark in a 30 seconds period. If there is no bark after the first, then it drops back down to the 1st tier.

short audio warning tone,
medium audio warning tone,
long audio warning tone,
light shock,
medium shock,
heavy shock,
scorched earth shock,
then it goes dead for 1 minute and begins the cycle again after the timer is up.

... and the shock isn't really bad. I tested it on myself before putting it anywhere near my dogs. And it only takes 2 or 3 times of going through the tiers for the dog to figure it out. After the first 10 minutes of it being on my dog, he learned to shut up when he heard the 1st tone.

I have a dog (pic) that is a very vocal dog. I couldn't leave him outside for 20 minutes without him barking at something. 2 weeks with a $20 no-bark-collar fixed it. Now he only barks inside, which is fine, because that's his job and it doesn't bother the neighborhood.

>>2227723

His point was valid. If you don't even have room on a credit card for ~2000 in emergency expense, ... well, honestly, you failed at life. But that aside, you aren't really financially stable enough to care for a living being when you can't even manage to pay for your own problems (otherwise, you'd have *at least* spare room on a credit card).

And OP never did say why his dog got killed which a pretty important point of interest if he's trying to get sympathy. Maybe his dog mauled someone's cat in the street while the neighbors watched in horror? You could be defending a dog that attacked a child multiple times.

Justifiable murder is rarely frowned upon. Illegal, suuure, but no one is seriously going to come down on a guy that murders the person who raped his daughter on a live stream.

>>2227732
Dogs can learn to make noises the collar can't detect

That's terrible bro. I hope they catch the person who did it.

F

>>2227778

Cats can learn to open doors.
Babies can learn to unlatch seatbelts.
Sharks can learn to go in the large gaps in dive cages.

That doesn't mean we stop using them. No Bark collars remain the #1 recommended method to reign in a dog that won't shut the fuck up. Unless you prefer the let-the-neighbor-poison-them method. I, personally, like my dogs alive.

>>2227820
PEOPLE CAN CLIMB WALLS

>>2227308
It's called risk mitigation. It's sucks, but guess what, no one wants to pay 1k when there's a 1/4 chance of death. End of life care is a huge waste of resources.

HOWEVER, everyone basically has *1* free emergency vet visit in their area. Why do I say this? Emergency vegs rarely require SSN or cc info before treatment so the worst that will happen if you don't pay aside feom feeling like a fuckface is they refuse service in the future and tell other clinics to blacklist you.

>>2227828
>tell other clinics to blacklist you.

I can't speak for everyone, but our clinic doesn't do that. We rarely communicate with outside clinics. We have a few specialists from other locations that we bounce things off of when stumped, and we transfer records around to other vets, but no shitlists or such. Besides, as you say, with no SSN or CC, and potential fake names/addresses, how could that ever work?

As a side note, at our vet, if an animal needs a major surgery or some 4-figure treatment, we always ask for half the cost up front. We won't do the treatment without it.

>>2227820
Or you know, you could train them.

Or let the dog back like a maniac and just watch them while they are outside. You shouldn't be letting your dog out unsupervised anyway because people people don't need a justified reason to kill your dog.

>>2227828
My vet, whom I just think the world of, requires a deposit on emergency visits because of this. A large percentage of their nasty reviews are "my dog needed emergency care but I couldn't afford the deposit so they turned me away". The owner of the clinic rresponds to each explaining that the tactic outlined in this post is the exact reason they refuse to treat withoht a deposit.

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>>2228043
>Or you know, you could train them.

What do you think no-bark collars are for? Their a training tool.

>You shouldn't be letting your dog out unsupervised anyway

Look at my poor, unsupervised dogs. Probably fucking snipers everywhere. Someone should call the police on this level of neglect and abuse.

Oh my god, /an/, where do you find these idiots? This is what you get when the majority of your foot traffic comes from people that are only on the 4chan domain because their middle school buddy told them about /b/.

>>2228066
>What do you think no-bark collars are for? Their a training tool.
No that's abuse. You need to give your dog treats to distract it from barking, so when it starts barking you have to throw bits of beef tenderloin all over the ground then the dog knows to stop what it's doing when it barks.

Why do you animal abusers have to peddle your spirit breaking methods?

BTW your dogs look so sad and we can all tell it's because you relentlessly beat them.

>>2228066
>Unsupervised
>Is watching them to take a picture
Do you understand the meaning of unsupervised?

>>2228075
>hey, when I bark I get treats
>that must mean barking is good
>if I bark more maybe I'll get more treats
>bark bark bark bark bark bark bark bark bark

You're an idiot who doesn't understand how positive reinforcement works. Now if you give them treats AFTER they stop barking you're doing a better job

>>2227308
0/10 knowledge there m8

>>2227491
I'd say they're pretty equal. The only person who wouldn't say they are is someone who's never had a dog, anon

I'll pay for it if you're a grill and smd.


Otherwise take better care if your pet, and save up change over its life time to take care of it. My cat has a $3000 bounty on him and I don't think I would use it to save him, I'd just get a saltwater aquarium. You're a worse owner than I am

>>2227404
So, right. I'm not OP. My dogs are kept indoors all night, and for most of the day except walks and potty breaks. To poison one of them, you'd literally need to walk into our house and hand them the poison, but the door's only open when someone's home. So you'd be poisoning the dogs in front of someone.

Anyway.

I do not have 1.1k set aside for either of my dogs. Any money I have incoming that could theoretically be set aside for the dog is immediately outgoing again because one of the fuckers is taking 10 pills per day just to live. I have no way of saving for him because I'm already spending everything but rent on him just to keep him alive and I can't justifiably euthanise him because his quality of life is actually excellent when you get down to the numbers.

But I shouldn't keep pets, right?

Because I can't set aside a grand.

>>2228452
Offer still stands

I'm sorry OP. That sucks, I wish you'd have taken your dog to a vet sooner because it'll be harder the longer it goes on.

>>2228452
>would pay $1,100 to have a girl suck his dick

You're pathetic

>>2228452
>I'll pay for it if you're a grill and smd.
Where were you when I needed you. It's cool though, things worked out for the best.

>>2228462
I don't think they're saying that you're currently neglecting them or anything. Just that it's neglectful to get a pet at all knowing that it may eventually need care that you can't provide for it.

>>2228634
you're neglecting your dog and yourself if you don't even have 1,1k

>>2228642

Someone said it earlier. If you don't even have 1.1k to spare on a credit card, you're either

a.) Under age
b.) Direly Financially irresponsible

>>2228452
>take better care of your pet

You can't stop some dickwad from sneaking some poison to your animal at some point during the day. They could roll it up in some ham and toss it over your fence, even. You are literal scum at the bottom of a dumpster.

>no insurance
>not having doggo inside

>>2228688
I must be direly financially irresponsible then because I was brought up to never, ever used credit cards.

>>2228715

Yes, you are. Credit cards are absolutely necessary to maintain supurb credit. Anyone who tells you never to get one is basically saying they think you're too stupid to manage it responsibly. Or THEY were too stupid and got themselves in trouble so they blame the cards instead of themselves.

My credit score is 798 and I have 4 cards (One for daily stuff, 3 just for the credit boost, all paid off to 0 every month). It would have been impossible to get that high with no credit cards. I guess if you just took out a shit ton of lines of credit from your bank, but that's pretty much the same thing.

>>2228444
I'm pretty sure the guy you replied to was being sarcastic.

>>2228715
that's how I was raised to. I was very nearly homeless because of not having credit. trust me, you need a credit card.

>>2228754
See, I'm not in the US, and apparently here you don't need to have credit cards here to have excellent credit ratings. You just don't get into massive amounts of debt and it's simple.

>>2228642
>>2228688
Please kill yourselves with rusty knives, you stupid bourgeois sacks of wasted flesh.

>>2227300
i've seen dogs come back from rat poison.
keep her hydrated and warm and give it 3 days.

>>2228691
>Letting people feed your mut poison

>>2228462
Jelly poor fag

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Should someone who can't afford $X.XX healthcare for a pet be able to purchase it?

That number could be way higher than $1,100. Human beings have kept dogs as pets for thousands of years, before advanced veterinary care.

>>2229647
And people have had babies before modern medicine but that doesn't magically make not bringing your child to the hospital when they poison themselves abuse and neglect

>>2229656
Not abuse and neglect*

>>2229656
>>2229659
healthcare for people is built into the system of my country, but I don't think human children and dogs are comparable.

having a dog can lower the owners blood pressure and keep them healthier, they can act as an alarm system for your house.

it's wasted political energy shitting on the OP when dogs are bred and farmed for meat in other countries

>>2229647
beautiful pic... quite random tho ^^

>>2227300
>American Dog with Ebola: 'I am growing stronger'