Four-legged members of family live longer thanks to hi-tech pet care
He takes a daily diet of prescription drugs to combat nausea and other maladies and gets intravenous fluids at night because of kidney failure.
“He’s going strong. Last July, you would have never thought he’d make it a couple more weeks,” said Donna Raichle, 54, who spends about $400 a month on Zachary’s care.
