First, You Should Know: I'm One of You
I'm a Gen X neurodivergent—ADHD and autistic—and I've spent over 40 years being told I'm too much. Too intense. Too sensitive. Too obsessed with things "normal" people don't care about. I grew up before anyone had language for why my brain worked differently, so I just thought I was broken.
And then I got dogs.
Dogs never thought I was too much. Dogs didn't care that I felt everything times a thousand or that my brain spiraled into research rabbit holes at 2am. Dogs looked at me like I was exactly enough, exactly as I was.
If you're here, you probably know what I'm talking about. You probably love your dog with a kind of feral devotion that makes other dog people uncomfortable. You probably feel everything so deeply it's exhausting.
This brand exists because of that love. And because of what happened when I almost lost it.
DISCLAIMER
The information shared on the Zeke Squad website is intended solely for general informational purposes. It does not replace professional veterinary guidance, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek advice from a licensed veterinarian for any concerns, diseases, or conditions related to your furry companion, including canine cancer.
Zeke Squad is dedicated to raising awareness and offering reminders regarding the early detection of canine cancer. It draws from the perspective of a pup parent who has navigated the loss of a beloved pup to lymphoma and is currently managing a dog with a history of multiple mast cell tumors. Each dog is unique, and professional veterinary guidance is indispensable for precise diagnosis and tailored treatment strategies. Only a licensed veterinarian possesses the expertise to accurately diagnose canine cancer and offer suitable treatment options.