Tactical Medical Solutions · Working-Dog Safety TacMed™ K-9 Muzzle A 2 oz purpose-built bite-protection muzzle that makes an injured working dog safe to treat. It stows in any K9 medical kit and goes on before wound assessment, so the handler can work without becoming the second casualty. 2 ozSKU MEDTAC0028K9-TECC bite protectionMedium-to-large working dogs K9-TECC treats the dog’s mouth the way it treats an officer’s weapon: made safe before anyone works on the casualty. What's Included Single-item accessory. One accordion covers what ships in the package — tap to open. VIEW ▾Muzzle — single component 1× TacMed™ K-9 Muzzle (SKU MEDTAC0028), 2 oz Sized for medium-to-large working dogs typical of law enforcement and military K-9 programs No medical supplies, kit or pouch included — this is a standalone add-on for a K9 trauma kit ▾Specifications TacMed™ K-9 Muzzle — specifications Specification Detail Manufacturer Tactical Medical Solutions (TacMed™) SKU MEDTAC0028 Weight 2 oz Profile Compact — minimal space in a K9 medical kit or trauma pouch Purpose Handler bite protection during canine trauma treatment Fit Medium-to-large working dogs; confirm fit on your own dog during training Category Tactical K9 Equipment The legacy page does not state a size chart, jaw circumference range or material. Confirm fit on your own dog as part of kit familiarisation rather than at the point of injury. ▾Who Carries It Law enforcement K-9 handlers on active deployments · Military working dog (MWD) handlers operating in high-noise, high-stress environments · Search-and-rescue and canine first-responder teams treating dogs after terrain accidents, vehicle collisions or structural collapse · Handlers whose existing kit has no muzzle — many handler-assembled canine trauma pouches do not include one. K9-TECC handling notes, as published on the legacy page: keep the handler involved throughout; muzzle as soon as the threat is neutralised and treatment begins; apply the muzzle before wound assessment or any painful procedure; keep the handler at the dog’s head to monitor airway; remove the muzzle immediately on respiratory distress, vomiting or airway compromise. A muzzled dog cannot pant, and panting is the primary canine thermoregulation mechanism — muzzle, treat, then remove. Chemical restraint for a severely fractious dog is a veterinary intervention and is outside the scope of a handler-level kit. Definitive canine care belongs with veterinary personnel. Genuine Tactical Medical Solutions Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
