The truth that Luna’s death was avoidable has struck the owner hard, and she is doing everything possible to warn other pet owners about a hidden “dog killer” in their homes.

Luna, like every other canine, used to frolic around the house and bite right into anything she deemed edible. She ate the entire package of lemon-flavored chewing gum without recognizing that the delicious foods were artificially flavored with Xylitol, a harmful toxin for dogs.

Samantha and her spouse remained in a panic as Luna’s liver feature stopped working and she dropped. There was only a remote possibility of saving the dog with a $20,000 operation. However, because to their lack of financial resources, the household had no choice but to abandon their cherished puppy in a heart-breaking manner.

Samantha has actually currently become accustomed to checking out contents tags for Xylitol and will no more purchase such items in order to protect her other dog from harm. Authorities claim that the number of people infected by Xylitol has increased over 3000% in less than 10-years, as a result it’s even more vital that pet owners check their house closets and maintain Xylitol-containing away from their canines & other pets.