>>4907882
>Yes it's betrayal
Could you please elaborate on why? Do you think I should've brought him home and waited for him to really start suffering before bringing him back and getting him euthanized? Or that I should have let him die slowly and painfully since he can't consent to his suffering being ended?
>don't tell anyone that you did it
>Especially on the internet
I don't care if I'm shit on; nobody could shit and hate on me more than I hate and shit on myself. If in your view I accidentally betrayed my best friend when he needed me most, then what do I do to make up for it? Or should I just hate my own guts for the rest of my life?

>>4907910
What if you don't see much signs of burning, but a medical professional does?

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Is euthanizing a pet who's *about to* experience suffering a form of betrayal?

Is euthanizing a pet who's about to experience suffering a form of betrayal?