Tailored Nutrition for K9s on Duty

Because Every Hero Deserves the Best!

Here's how the right dog food supports working K9s

Strength in Every Scoop

Energy and Endurance

Working K9s need a diet that provides them with sufficient energy to perform their tasks throughout the day. High-quality dog food should contain a balance of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins to provide a sustained source of energy. Complex carbohydrates like brown rice or sweet potatoes can help provide slow-release energy.

Protein for Muscle Maintenance

Protein is essential for muscle development, repair, and maintenance. Working dogs often engage in physically demanding activities, so a dog food with a higher protein content is necessary to support their muscle health.

Joint Health

Working K9s are at risk of joint issues due to their active lifestyles. A diet with glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate can help support joint health and reduce the risk of arthritis or other joint problems. Omega-3 fatty acids, found in ingredients like fish oil, can also aid in reducing inflammation and joint discomfort.

Immune System Support

A strong immune system is vital for working K9s to resist illnesses and stay in top form. Dog foods with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants can help boost their immune system and overall health.

Mental Alertness

Proper nutrition can also affect a working dog's cognitive function and alertness. Some dog foods contain ingredients like DHA and antioxidants that support brain health and mental acuity.

OUR DYNAMIC COMMUNITY

When you purchase FRESH pet food from buypetfood.com you are giving the gift of hope, health, and healing in the community just by nourishing your pet.

Sargent Queue the protector for children, The Canine Healing Project which rescues at risk dogs and trains them to be therapy dogs , Deputy Dally the crime prevention special assistant and the Canine F.E.T.C.H. Unit are "fur" friends encouraging therapeutic coping and healing at Prisma Health.

The Canine Healing Project

Their mission is to rescue at-risk dogs and train them to be THERAPY DOGS

Meet Queue

Sgt. Queue of the Greenville County Sherriff's Department and ICAC unit- Queue fights crimes against children

Deputy Dally

The Official Full Time Therapy Dog and Crime Prevention Assistant in The Greenville Sherriff's office for Master Deputy J R Brown

Canine F.E.T.C.H. Unit

The Canine F.E.T.C.H. (Friends Encouraging Therapeutic Coping and Healing) Unit is Prisma Health–Upstate’s animal-assisted therapy program for patients and their families.