Bullet was the love of my life, the dog of my dreams. In fact I often made up songs for him and wrote one with those lyrics, to the tune of "She was only 16...)
I adopted Bullet at the SPCA at 18 months old, 58 pounds. At 9 he was diagnosed with lymphoma and given the standard prognosis of 12-18 months with chemo. With chemo and my home care regimen (diet, supps etc) he survived the rest of his natural life cancer free - 4 years and 4 months post diagnosis, I lost my precious boy to renal failure. He was nearly 14. Please see my tribute to Bullet called "I'm Still Holding You" at www.helpyourogfightcancer.com. The Magic Bullet Fund is Bullet's legacy, he has helped 80 beautiful dogs fight cancer!

Only one tip?? How about one very long sentence? No vaccines, no carbs, choose treatment options carefully, and give your dog more love and hugs and kisses than any dog in the world has ever received.