Meet Bailie Boy: Bailie is an Irish Wheaton Terrier and is 13 1/2 years old as of October 4th 2024. He has sailed and lived in the Bahamas for almost half of his life, and been surrounded by horses and rolling hills the other half of his life. His Mom loves to bike ride, so Bailie has gone for bike rides in the morning, and enjoyed good walks in the evenings.

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What Happened: On September 6th 2024, he went for a teeth cleaning and check for a possible abscessed tooth. He had been running very lethargic, not eating well, sleeping a lot, and his hearing diminished greatly. His bloodwork came back normal. However, when they went in to check his teeth, the veterinarian discovered a large tumor at the back of his mouth. Oral melanoma. (See photo from veterinarian below)

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The Holistic Approach: Bailie is taking BeCanine.com Canine Cancer Bundle. He was also put on a whole foods diet with lightly steamed fresh vegetables along with organic chicken, meat and turkey. The first 10 days did not show much improvement. However, around the beginning of the 3rd week, Bailie began to show improvement day-by-day. His appetite grew. He began wagging his tail again. He started to have a visible life force. His energy grew. He wanted to go for walks and even trotted occasionally. He started wiping his beard on the sofa after his meals which he hadn't done in quite a while. And, his hearing is coming back! It is quite amazing to say the least. ​

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Dosage: The Full Spectrum CBD RSO anti-cancer formula (10,000mg/bottle) was dosed for his weight and is squirted into his gums and onto the tumor 2x a day. The probiotics, mushroom complex and pumpkin powder are mixed in with his foods.

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Update 2/14/25 "Bailie is continuing to get stronger everyday. His appetite is still hardy. He loves going to the beach again. He goes for a 4 mile jog almost everyday now ( he could barely walk a hundred yards back in early October) and is building up his muscles in his legs. He started chasing squirrels and bunnies again. And, he even pointed at them! He defends his toys from his sister Alli, and loves to chase his 'stick stick' in the leaves. Our family is so thankful to still have Bailie with us. He is loving life! We can't thank you enough Jan!"

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Update 3/21/25- Bailie had photos taken of his oral mass. This big black berry looking mass is completely gone. You can see where the root of the mass was and it is closing up.​ See below.​​