tacosnpitbulls

Just stopping here to say thank you for these tips on how to decide when it’s time to let go. My beloved pit has cortical cerebellar degeneration, and while I still feel she is happy and loving life, I am constantly worried I won’t know or won’t be able to admit when her quality of life is just too low. But this is very helpful, and I feel good about knowing she can still do three of her favorite things (eating anything and everything, snuggling, and going outside to enjoy the sunshine).

If you see this comment, I’m also really curious to know the truth behind grain free diets. I have read so much conflicting information, and while I initially thought grain free was right for my dog due to digestive issues she had on other foods, I always have that fear that I could be hurting her and not know it. My dog at 5 years old is, sadly, very unlikely to make it to old age as it is due to her condition, but I definitely don’t want to be doing anything that could hurt her chances even more. Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.

Thanks so much for your reply and insight. I’ve heard about the heart disease so that is definitely a concern. I will check out the website you suggested and also see what my vet recommends. Thanks again!