Fragen zum Tod meines Wellis – Aussehen, Verwesung?

Mein Welli ist vor 10 Monaten gestorben. Ich muss selbst heute noch an sie denken.

Ich habe sie am frühen Morgen auf dem Boden entdeckt, kalt und starr.

Ca. 3h vor ihrer Beerdigung kam eine durchsichtige Flüssigkeit aus ihren Naselöchern. Was war das und wieso kam das schon so früh?

Zu diesem Zeitpunkt war ihr Körper auch nicht mehr so starr und auf dem Weg zum Beerdigungsort war ihr ganzer Körper auf einmal sehr beweglich. Wie kann das sein, dass ihr Körper so schnell wieder beweglich war? Es war an dem Tag nicht heiß draußen und wir haben sie erst gegen Abend beerdigen können.

Was würde mich erwarten, wenn ich ihren Sarg öffne nach 10 Monaten unter der Erde? Nur Knochen oder auch noch Spuren von den verwesten Flüssigkeiten oder vereinzelte Federn? Würde es unerträglich stinken?

Ich frage diese Sachen nicht nur aus Neugierde, sondern weil ich auch damit abschließen will. Deswegen bitte ich euch um seriöse Antworten.

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Avena
2 years ago

Hello.

I can understand you very well. I also mourn my beloved Welli who died two years ago. I didn’t love any of my birds like them. She was also totally stupid because I had raised her myself. I buried her in the adjacent forest.

But what you think you’re gonna dig them up again, I don’t think it’s a good idea. You’ll find bones, the beak and feathers, no more. If there are other remnants, this is certainly not a pleasant sight with which you can conclude. I don’t know if it stinks. After that time, I guess not anymore. But with your sensitivity, I could imagine you’re more on the ground than now.

Better keep a nice memory of her if that is possible. She’s got her dead rest now, as people would say. You should pay attention and not disturb them.

Good for you.

Avena
2 years ago
Reply to  AngelBritney

Oh, she was so young… That’s really tragic. And if she didn’t get sick before, it’s a shock. Unfortunately, we never know what diseases they bear in them. They are so small, and even the veterinarian can sometimes not help. Right now I have one that doesn’t help.

I very much hope that you and I will eventually be able to deal with the death of our beloved Wellis.

I can’t do it today even though I had to bury a lot. I wish you a lot of strength and that it will not hurt so much at some point and you will find inner peace.

redbullring
2 years ago

I’m so sorry

when someone dies, the muscles for a dae stiff (dead star) but become loose again. But I can’t say more precisely, I don’t know that well. I can’t say anything about the liquid that came out of the nose.

that this is still busy after 10 months, shows that you cannot complete. But please don’t make the mistake to open the coffin. You would then have a very unsightly picture of him and no longer the picture as he was alive and happy. Please do not

redbullring
2 years ago
Reply to  AngelBritney

It hurts me to read it. What are you afraid of? Did something happen?

redbullring
2 years ago

I have two Chihuahuas and I often think about how bad it would be if one of the two would die. One would almost have died, and I was mentally totally broken. But today she’s okay

redbullring
2 years ago

Sorry, I just had no time to answer. I’m really sorry.

I still often think that after 10 months you still suffer so much, that really touched me.

Can you talk to your parents about this sadness?

have you lost love people through the dead?

gregor443
2 years ago

If they want to complete it in this way, you should just look.

Life, as well as death, is determined by the chemistry of the body’s own substances.

Not anymore, but not less.

There’s nothing mysterious about it….

…. there are things that happen in nature every day.

Best regards

gregor443

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