Chronic leukemia is a cancer of the blood and occurs when an abundance of white blood cells is produced rapidly. It typically affects middle-aged dogs with no visible symptoms specific to the condition, then develops slowly, depriving them of senior years of joy-filled memories.

A high-protein, low-carbohydrate, and grain-free diet is often recommended to reduce the fuel available for cancer cells and provide energy in the form of fats and proteins.

LGCR's Palliative Pantry is a beacon of hope, wellness, and happiness for residents like Duchess, who find joy each day despite life-limiting conditions like cancer. It's a reminder that today is what matters most.