I have only ever incubator hatched one chick. At two weeks we gave him to a friend. I didnt see him for three months and when i finally spoke to them i found out he was dead i didnt allow myself to cry for some reason. Instead while i cleaned stalls i heard peeping all around me. You have a very strong bond to your animals. A year ago my dog got put down the day after my birthday, she was only five and to this day i still feel her presence.
As for eating make sure not to starve yourself. But i understand the no appetite thing. You just need time to adjust
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Well now I'll tell them I have a stronger bond to my animals then they'll ever understand. I got my bunny just hours ago and if I saw her die or get taken away I'd probably never be able to get out of bed. You've helped me a lot, luvmypets. Thank you for that. When I did keep her under my neck if I adjusted I would hear her peep. Now if I move a little bit I can still hear her protest cries. Before I couldn't sleep from excitement of a baby duck, and now it's grieving of a baby duck. The moment our eyes latched I could tell she was a part of me. And this isn't some cheesy sob story that most people tell. It felt as if she was here forever, but still brand new. Now it feels like we never had her but have had her forever. Luckily I am yet to experience a human death, but I can easily imagine what it feels like. I am just gonna bleed out my emotions to me friends and family in the morning. After saving Feta Cracker's life and then having her die just HOURS later...I fell apart. During typing this I heard Feta Crackers chirp, peep, and click her approval.
That's fine, I just wish we could though. And yes, one would be bound to die and I'd never be able to forgive myself.
