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Tactical Combat Casualty Care — adapted for the PSS-K9™ - PROFESSIONAL SPECIAL SERVICES K9™.
Built by a veterinarian-led medical team. Designed for the civilian and PSD operator running an active PSSK9™. Life-saving techniques the military and law enforcement have used for years — now standardized for our community.
Your K9 will get hurt. The question is: will you know what to do?
Sprains. Strains. Fractures. Heat casualty. Bites from the other side of the fight. Ingested toxins. Vehicle collisions in transport. Gunshot wounds. Sudden illness on a client detail 400 miles from your vet.
Every active handler faces these moments. The K1K9™ medical team built this program so you have the answers before you need them.
One of the leading veterinary and K9 tech teams in the country.
Working K9 and sport-medicine specialization. Curriculum designer for the PSSK9™ TCCC program.
Emergency care, field triage, and prolonged-field-care experience with working dogs. Trained specifically for high-drive PSSK9™.
From life-saving to daily K9 field care.
Life-Saving Interventions
Massive hemorrhage control. Airway. Chest injuries. Shock. Tourniquets and pressure bandages made for K9 anatomy. The critical first minutes when nothing else matters.
Musculoskeletal · Sprains · Strains · Fractures
The most common working-dog injury. How to assess in the field. Stabilization. When to work through it. When to shut it down. Recovery timelines.
Environmental · Heat · Cold · Altitude
Heat casualty is the #1 killer of working dogs. Prevention, early recognition, and cooling protocols. Cold-weather work. Altitude adaptation for mountain deployments.
Travel · Transport · On-Detail Illness
Sudden illness on a job 400 miles from your vet. What to carry. What to do first. Who to call. How to keep the client detail intact while your K9 gets care.
Toxin Exposure · Bites · Foreign Body
Chemical exposure from OC/CS. Rodenticides, xylitol, marijuana ingestion. Snake and animal bites. Foreign body ingestion. Decontamination protocols.
Handler Med Kit · What to Carry
The K1K9™ field kit standard. Downloadable checklist. Where to buy. How to organize. Rotation and expiration.
Video, PDFs, and direct-access to the medical team.
Each segment includes procedural video — live demo on a real working K9. Watch it done. Watch it explained. Watch what NOT to do.
Quick-reference cards. Field triage flowcharts. Med kit inventory. Print, laminate, carry.
Mobile-friendly quick-look for the field. What to do in 30 seconds when your K9 goes down.
Optional in-person PSSK9™ TCCC certification course. Hands-on with the medical team. Two-day format.
Real incidents. What happened. What worked. What failed. What we changed after. Members-only detail.
Members can submit questions to the medical team for review. Non-emergency case guidance. Second opinions.
Included with every Doctrine Journal subscription.
PSSK9™ TCCC lives inside the member portal. All six segments. All video content. All downloadable PDFs. Direct consultation with the medical team. No separate purchase.
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