Reply #13: I agree, as long as she's not too uncomfortable ....

[TexasBushwhacker]

just spend as much time with her as you can. When I found out that my 21 year old cat's death was imminent (multiple organ failure, just OLD), I couldn't bring myself to euthanize her that night. She wasn't in pain, so I took her home and we spent one last day together. We shared a "last supper"; she always wanted me to share when I brought home spicy fried chicken from Popeye's. When we were both ready, I took her back to the vet and she died in my arms. And that was 7 years ago and tears are streaming down my face as I type this.

Check with your local human society or SPCA. Mine had a Pet Loss support group that was very comforting for me. Take care.