After having one of his front legs amputated due to cancer, Hunter was losing muscle fast, and his owner Deana Hudgins, CEO of the Center for Forensic Training and Education, wanted to do everything possible to keep her boy strong.
“During this time, I was introduced to MYOS. He tolerated MYOS well throughout the course of his chemotherapy treatments. Four months post amputation, Hunter was swimming for 30 minutes a session during rehabilitation sessions. He continues to run and play and has adapted better than I could have ever anticipated, post surgery, and treatment!”
