I have to share, it's just who I am!

I gotte be honest, [FORMATTED_FIRST_NAME GOES HERE]...

It's been a rough couple of months since Lucy was diagnosed with splenic mass hemangiosarcoma in December. To say I was devastated would be an understatement.

What I quickly realized was how incredibly vague and unreliable the information online about this disease is. You're left to figure SO much out on your own!

Thankfully, I've been in the pet industry for over a decade and have connections I could call — like veterinarians, canine nutritionists, and herbalists.

But I know most people can't just call up expert friends when they get devastating news about their dog. That's exactly why I pour everything into Wear Wag Repeat:

• I tirelessly researched this disease, consulted with four different veterinarians, and spent hours combing through studies. Everything I learned, I put into this comprehensive blog post I just published ✍🏼
• When I figure something out that could help other dog parents, I HAVE to share it. That's just who I am! The blog post outlines exactly how I approached Lucy's cancer diagnosis, what I learned from specialists, and why we chose not to do surgery or chemo.
• I know how scary it is to make these decisions for our dogs. Having clear, detailed information makes that burden so much lighter.

👉🏽 Read the full blog post: Treating My Dog's Splenic Mass Hemangiosarcoma Without Surgery or Chemotherapy​

Next week, I'll share Lucy's complete anti-cancer diet and supplement protocol. There was just so much information that I needed to split it into two posts!

If you or someone you know is going through this with their dog, please share this post. That's seriously why I do what I do — to make sure nobody has to go through pet parenting alone.

Sending love to you and your pups xo

Tori

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P.S. Whether you're dealing with health issues, looking for enrichment ideas, or growing your pet business - I'm committed to sharing everything I learn along the way. Your support of this blog makes it possible for me to continue creating these resources. Thanks for being here 🥰

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