Journey With Maybo

A while back, I shared that our little Berry had fallen seriously ill. For those who don’t know Berry, she was a tiny soul with a giant personality—fierce, curious, and endlessly loving. When she got sick, we knew we had to do everything we could to help her recover. As many of you know, I’m part of the team behind Maybo Pet Freeze-Dried Treats. When Berry was at her weakest, we carefully selected gentle, high-quality protein sources tailored just for her condition—nothing harsh, nothing unnecessary—only the purest ingredients Maybo could offer. We hoped those little bites of love could give her strength, comfort, and a reason to keep fighting. But life, sometimes, has a different plan. A few weeks ago, Berry left us. She crossed the rainbow bridge quietly, on her own terms. In her final days, she was in pain, and her owner had prepared to help her go peacefully through euthanasia. But Berry had other plans. She dragged her tired little body to a patch of soft green grass—her chosen spot—and there, she laid down and let go. What stays with me most is this: on her very last day, she and I had a video call. I got to see her, tell her I loved her, and watch her blink slowly back at me. And when her owner sent me the photo of her resting peacefully, I noticed something that broke me and healed me at once—she was curled up with a piece of Maybo freeze-dried treat still tucked beside her.She took us with her. She took me with her. I don’t know if dogs understand brands, or labels, or the work we put into sourcing the right meat. But I do know this: Berry trusted us. She loved the little comforts we gave her. And in the end, she chose to leave this world with a taste of something that made her happy. Rest easy, sweet Berry. You were deeply loved, and you are deeply missed. And yes—you’ll always be our official taste-tester at Maybo.Until we meet again. 🌈🐾

One day in March, I came across Berry’s story online. In the photos, this little dog had just survived a life-or-death crisis—a ruptured splenic tumor, internal hemorrhage, and emergency surgery. Reading the description, my heart tightened: it was hemangiosarcoma, one of the most aggressive cancers in dogs, and Berry was already a senior. Berry is a fearless, spirited "tomboy"—even in old age, that stubborn spark never left her. She pulled through the splenectomy, only to face the even tougher road of chemotherapy. I followed her owner’s updates: a bit lethargic after the first round, but still trying her best to eat and wag her tail through the second. That’s when I decided: from that day on, MAYBO would unconditionally support Berry throughout her recovery. Based on her post-operative condition, my team and I designed a tailored plan for her: Low immunity after spleen removal? We sent our MAYBO Camel Milk Crisps—rich in lactoferrin and natural immunoglobulin, gentle and easy to absorb. It’s the “immune shield” we developed specifically for fragile, post-op pets. Concerned about anemia and low energy during chemo? We added MAYBO Camel Spleen Treats. Following the philosophy of "like supports like," these treats offer natural blood nourishment without any irritating additives—just to give her extra strength on her anti-cancer journey. Then we received Berry’s latest check-up report: two rounds of chemo went remarkably well, and all her indicators are stable. Seeing photos of her happily munching on MAYBO treats, I knew—this is exactly why I started this brand. At that moment, I made a decision: MAYBO will provide all of Berry’s pet snacks for the rest of her life. We don’t lack customers—but this industry lacks warmth. Berry won’t be the first, nor the last. As long as I run MAYBO, I’ll keep standing by these little lives fighting their own battles against fate. Keep going, Berry—our little tomboy. You’ve got this. 🐾