DomDaw
New member
I have never come across any of my axolotls who have been sick apart from a few bitten legs and fungi which I took care of. My question here is, if worse comes to worst how do you Euthanise an Axolotl?
To be more precise, I'm talking about circumstances where the Axolotl is constantly throwing up blood, has a large, in curable wound, or a cancer which has got to a stage that suffering and a horrible death is a given. I'm obviously not talking about diseases which are minor or anything.
In these circumstances, people must understand that there is little you can do, even with an animal which has abilities to rejuvenate.
PS: Please don't give me answers like "There's always a way" or "Hang in there". I have had experience in treating sick Axolotls so I understand that common diseases can be easily cured. This is for extreme circumstances where the Axolotl is doomed to a horrible, painful death. A humane way would be great but I understand there might not be one.
To be more precise, I'm talking about circumstances where the Axolotl is constantly throwing up blood, has a large, in curable wound, or a cancer which has got to a stage that suffering and a horrible death is a given. I'm obviously not talking about diseases which are minor or anything.
In these circumstances, people must understand that there is little you can do, even with an animal which has abilities to rejuvenate.
PS: Please don't give me answers like "There's always a way" or "Hang in there". I have had experience in treating sick Axolotls so I understand that common diseases can be easily cured. This is for extreme circumstances where the Axolotl is doomed to a horrible, painful death. A humane way would be great but I understand there might not be one.