Cayenne's Quality of Life

I found this tool for assessing the quality of life for a pet.  A score of 35 or better is an acceptable quality of life.  Lower than that and it's time to consider euthanasia.

Each item is scaled 0 – 10, where best quality of life for that item is 10:

• HURT: Adequate pain control (including breathing ability). 
• HUNGER: Are you eating enough? Do you require hand-feeding or a feeding tube? 
• HYDRATION: Are you hydrated? Do you need to be forced to drink? 
• HYGIENE: Do you need someone to clean you, especially after elimination? 
• HAPPINESS: Do you express joy/interest? Respond to the environment? Show signs of boredom / loneliness / anxiety / fear?
• MOBILITY: Can you get up without assistance? Do you have seizures / stumbling? 

I tried to be really honest and calculated Cayenne's score.  She got a 40.  I am pretty sure her number would change from day to day.  Some days it would be higher.  This evening I gave her a lower-than-usual score on hunger, for instance, because today I've had to coax her to eat and twice she threw up.  In fact, I just finished hand-feeding her six (I counted them out) pieces of kibble.  If she keeps those down, she can have six more in a little bit.  But this is not typical for her and hopefully does not continue.

But still.  She got a 40.  Which does not seem great to me but is acceptable according to this scale.

I'm glad to have some sort of tool to help me judge things.