There are also times when a cure is unlikely and the prognosis is guarded or poor. It is helpful to discuss eventual final arrangements in some cases where discomfort is a problem and the quality of life is unacceptable. Don't be fearful of any of this even though it is a natural tendency. I have dealt with these decisions with many people in their pet's care, for cancer in my own beloved pet and recently for my father. Remember that information allows us to better understand the cancer, the prognosis and to make the best decisions.
Information provides the power to make the very best decisions.
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