REAL WORKING DOGS. REAL PERFORMANCE.
Built to Work. Ready to Go.
Police K9s. Farm dogs. Athletes. Hikers. Retrievers. Some dogs don’t just go for a walk — they have a job to do.
Lebanon and Warren County K9s — working dogs whose days demand performance.
Working. Training. Running. Protecting. Performing.
Shop NatrixOnePERFORMANCE STARTS BEFORE THE JOB
Some Dogs Ask More From Their Bodies
A working dog doesn’t know he’s an athlete. He just knows it’s time to go.
The police K9 starts the search. The farm dog heads into the field. The retriever sees the ball. The hiking dog sees the trail. The athlete waits for the signal.
Their jobs may be different, but active dogs depend on nutrition that fits the life they’re actually living.
NatrixOne is a plant-based Camelina oil supplement added directly to a dog’s regular food — a simple daily nutritional routine for families, handlers and trainers asking a lot from the dogs beside them.
PROTECT. SEARCH. SERVE.
Meet K9 Max + K9 Vader
Lebanon Police K9 Max is a multi-purpose canine trained for searches, apprehensions and drug detection. His work also takes him into Lebanon City Schools for safety and routine searches.
Warren County Sheriff’s K9 Vader is another multi-purpose canine officer, trained for vehicle and narcotics searches as well as protecting deputies on active duty.
These aren’t dogs being active for an afternoon. They’re canine officers whose conditioning, readiness and daily nutrition matter every time they report for duty.
BUILT TO RUN
Meet Ella
Ella’s family adopted her at the end of April. Only weeks earlier, this Greyhound had still been racing.
Her new life looked different from the racetrack, but she arrived with the body and nutritional history of a canine athlete. Her family started her on NatrixOne shortly after bringing her home.
Performance nutrition isn’t only about what happens during competition. It’s about supporting the whole dog before, during and after an active life.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF WORKDAY
Working Dogs Don’t Need a Stadium
Some performance dogs wear badges. Some come from the racetrack. And some simply wake up every morning with acreage to cover, animals to watch and work to do.
Life on a farm demands a different kind of canine athlete — one built around daily movement, awareness, durability and the instinct to keep going.
That’s what makes working dogs such a natural fit for the NatrixOne performance story: nutrition that becomes part of the routine before the day’s work even begins.
FOR DOGS WITH SOMEWHERE TO GO
Performance Looks Different on Every Dog
A police search and a mountain trail aren’t the same job. Neither are a farm field and a tennis ball. What these dogs share is an active life — and owners who think deliberately about the nutrition supporting it.
REAL DOGS. REAL FAMILIES.
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Hear directly from NatrixOne families about their dogs, their routines and the experiences that made them customers.
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MORE ACTIVE DOG STORIES
Different Jobs. Different Adventures. Dogs Ready to Go.
Not every high-performance dog wears a badge or runs competitively. Sometimes performance simply means having the energy and enthusiasm to keep doing what they love.
Tango — Retired K9
A 105-pound retired law-enforcement K9. Sheriff Hammonds reports that after starting NatrixOne, Tango appeared noticeably more energetic and bouncy as he entered retirement.
Peralta — Hiker
A young German Shepherd whose owner hikes with him throughout western Ohio. His family chose a plant-based supplement compatible with his dietary restrictions and says NatrixOne has helped him continue his active lifestyle.
Max — Ball Athlete
A large Bernedoodle whose family shifted from an electric training collar toward food-based positive reinforcement. His owner reports that Max also had plenty of energy to keep chasing his beloved ball.
Dolly — Retriever
A Golden Retriever and committed tennis-ball chaser. After changing her routine, Dolly’s family reports less shedding and more energy for her daily ball sessions at the Observatory.
Ivy — Always Ahead
Ivy’s family says her playful behavior returned after adding NatrixOne. They remember her racing ahead of the pack to chase the ball — with energy left to follow them home.
Biscuit — Ready to Play
Biscuit’s family reports that after they began adding NatrixOne to his food, he seemed to have considerably more energy for playing and having fun, along with a coat they described as beautiful.
Cosmo — Born to Work
A French Briard, a breed developed for independent livestock work. Cosmo’s family uses regular exercise and training to meet his high activity needs and made NatrixOne part of his nutritional routine.
Zaya — Herding Instinct
A German Shepherd rescue who loves herding other dogs at the park. His family uses positive reinforcement during busy daycare periods and reports plenty of compliments on his shiny coat.
Olive — Playtime
A West Highland White Terrier whose family started nutritional supplementation early. Her owners say NatrixOne “puts a pep in her step at playtime” and that she eagerly eats food topped with it.
Marco — Boat Dog
A rescued Dachshund who traded shelter life for a sailing boat in North Carolina. His family reports more energy after adding NatrixOne — often expressed by keeping watch for birds from the deck.
Sophie + Stanley
Two active terrier-family dogs whose owners report shiny coats, less shedding and enough mobility that both still jump straight onto their humans’ knees.
Elmer — Cincinnati’s Good Boy
Voted Cincinnati’s friendliest and Best Dog in 2019, Elmer’s routine includes park walks, squirrel chasing, cuddling — and apparently refusing to start dinner until NatrixOne has been added.
A SIMPLE DAILY ROUTINE
Nutrition for the Dog Who’s Already at the Door
The leash comes out. The uniform goes on. The truck starts. The ball gets thrown.
Whatever “performance” means to your dog, preparation starts before the activity does. NatrixOne is a plant-based Camelina oil supplement designed to be added directly to regular food — making nutritional support part of an active dog’s everyday routine.
No complicated performance ritual. Just an easy addition to the meal they’re already eating.
See NatrixOneThey Bring the Drive. You Support the Dog.
For working dogs, athletes, adventure partners and the dog who simply never wants to stop chasing the ball.
Shop NatrixOneCOMMON QUESTIONS
NatrixOne for Active + Working Dogs FAQ
What kinds of active dogs use NatrixOne?
The customer stories on this page include law-enforcement K9s, a retired racing Greyhound, hiking dogs, farm and herding breeds, retrievers and highly active family dogs. Activity and nutritional needs vary by breed, age, workload and health.
Is NatrixOne only for professional working dogs?
No. A dog’s version of performance might be police work or competitive activity, but it can also mean hiking, swimming, retrieving, farm life or simply keeping up with an active family.
Why do owners add NatrixOne to an active dog’s diet?
The owners featured here had different reasons. Some were thinking about maintaining an active lifestyle, while others mention coat, dietary restrictions, digestion or simply supporting overall nutrition. Their experiences are individual and aren’t a guarantee of results.
How is NatrixOne given?
NatrixOne is added directly to food. Follow the current serving instructions on the product and talk with your veterinarian about your dog’s individual nutritional needs, particularly for dogs with heavy workloads or specialized training programs.
Does NatrixOne replace a balanced diet or veterinary care?
No. NatrixOne is a dietary supplement. It isn’t a substitute for a complete diet, appropriate conditioning, hydration, veterinary care or treatment. Working and athletic dogs may have specialized nutritional needs that should be discussed with a veterinarian.
Customer stories describe individual owners’ and handlers’ experiences and observations and are not a guarantee of performance or results. NatrixOne is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Consult your veterinarian about your dog’s individual nutritional needs, particularly for working, athletic or highly active dogs.