Blossom
I have a 14-year old rescue lab (and foster fail lol) named Blossom who is in stage 2 CKD and has severe arthritis and I think it losing her sight.
Her eating has been very inconsistent over the last few months – what she’ll eat for breakfast she won’t have for dinner, etc. It breaks my heart.
So I have to THANK YOU because the rabbit tenders that I buy for her (on subscription now) are the ONLY thing she will eat consistently – no other fresh food, raw food, or treats or anything. She loves them! Sometimes I soak them in her filtered water and pour that over other food so she has a better chance of eating it.
With endless gratitude,
Kristin & Blossom
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