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Whether she appreciates it or not. Considering what happened before, you're leaving her in the safest place possible. If there is any problem, professionals, who know her, will know what to do. This will also ease your mind, since otherwise you'd probably be worried all the time. :(
I know exactly how you feel. I've adopted older animals, so have spent plenty of time at the vet's. If your pet is sick when s/he's with you, you worry whether you should take him/her to the vet. But if your pet has to spend the night at the vet, you agonize because you're not there to watch over him/her. *sigh*
You really have done the best you can. You can call in to check on her and you might consider asking someone she knows well and is fond of to stop by and visit sometimes. I did that for my neighbor's Newfoundland, LOL. Good luck! :hi:
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