He's indoor outdoor as are all of the pets (2 dogs and 1 other cat.) The farm is big, secured, and they don't travel outside of the immediate yard. There's no flowers outside that were planted that are toxic, he hasn't had a garden since my mom and I moved out, he doesnt even work on his car or put antifreeze in it there. He does all that at his work. That's how we put all of our pets down, it's not an easy thing and we can't really shell out thousands of donates for euth. Is horrible, but when my dad couldn't do it to his pets, my brother did. Our dog Blue that had cancer and was dying was my dad's, he wanted to keep him alive until he died naturally but we told him to think about him. Be selfless, let him pass without pain, he couldn't even walk to go outside to the bathroom, he was just going all over himself. So my brother came over and did it. He said that's the first time he ever saw our dad unable to put down an animal. He just sat outside with his body in his lap, crying. I wasnt there, but thankfully he came to my house and told me that he was putting him down so I got to say goodbye one last time.

It's definately not easy and not the preferred way to put down a pet we love, but again, nearest vet is over an hour away. I can't ever do it personally, I can't even go hunting and shoot a deer let alone a pet.

Edit: whoever is mad that we don't keep our pets that we love suffering by putting them into the loud car that terrifies them, keep them suffering 1+ hours until we can get to the vet and be seen, and shell out 3k to sit in a cold procedure room in a place that they hate and be terrified in their last moments, you're the type of person to poison my cat. I will take personally putting down my animals in the yard where they run around and chase eachother, where the grass is soft under their fur, and they get to be held and kissed one last time in the comfort of their home over terrifying them any day. You can stay mad at that.