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“Pets, it turns out, also have last wishes before they die, but only known by veterinarians who put old and sick animals to sleep. Twitter user Jesse Dietrich asked a vet what was the most difficult part of his job.
The specialist answered without hesitation that it was the hardest for him to see how old or sick animals look for their owners with the eyes of their owners before going to sleep. The fact is that 90 % of owners don't want to be in a room with a dying animal. People leave so that they don't see their pet leave. But they don't realize that it's in these last moments of life that their pet needs them most.
Veterinarians ask the owners to be close to the animals until the very end. ′′It's inevitable that they die before you. Don't forget that you were the center of their life. Maybe they were just a part of you. But they are also your family. No matter how hard it is, don't leave them.
Dont let them die in a room with a stranger in a place they dont like. It is very painful for veterinarians to see how pets cannot find their owner during the last minutes of their life. They dont understand why the owner left them. After all, they needed their owner’s consolation.
Veterinarians do everything possible to ensure that animals are not so scared, but they are completely strangers to them. Don't be a coward because it's too painful for you. Think about the pet. Endure this pain for the sake of their sake. Be with them until the end.”
Credit - Tricia Mo’orea
Photo credit: Travis Patenaude

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Statement from Larkhill Racecourse, looking ahead to our meeting on 23rd March -

Larkhill Racecourse meeting on Sun 25 February went ahead with 87 horses facing the starter. Since our last meeting rain fell most days and despite our best intentions, we were unable to roll the course or move the fences for fear of making matters worse. It was the wettest it has been in memory. We are aware that the going was in some areas a bit cut up and below our normal high standards. However, the course was repeatedly inspected before the meeting and the going was officially judged to be good to soft and safe to run. Testament to that was the safe return of all 87 horses and their jockeys.
We now have just under a month before our next meeting and for that all the fences and bends will be moved onto fresh ground. We look forward to welcoming you to Larkhill Racecourse for our final meeting of the season on Saturday 23 March.

Off to an event with your horses? We can help with that. Horse Carnets might not be the first thing that springs to mind when you think E.M Rogers Transport however since Brexit our equestrian client base has grown with many returning to us each year. From show jumpers to race horses what ever the event if your horse is travelling temporarily we can raise carnets for them





Photo Credit - Peter Nixon

The Astronomist was a very pleasing 3rd on his debut at Larkhill in the bumper yesterday bred by Joanna Mann, ridden by James King and trained by Julie Wadland A grandson of Flax Hill winner of the mares Championship in 2007 at Garthorpe ridden by Peter Mann and Peter made a return to the pointing scene when leading up yesterday

Just a gentle reminder as we enter the holiday season…..

All it takes is one time. Your curious pet chews on any part of a Sago Palm. They are highly toxic. Get rid of them from your yard/home if you have pets.

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