OkcPets Magazine January 2021

January/February 2021 • OKC Pets 29 D og lovers know providing the best possible healthcare and nutrition for our furry companions is of utmost importance, ranking right alongside love and companionship. For pet parents who may be looking to pro- vide their canine-kids with a bit of extra nutri- ent support, look no further than Oklahoma City’s very own Gold Club Canine Group—a team of true “dog people” who have dedicated their lives to providing dogs with the best possible nutrition support on the market. Gold Club Canine Group is a local dog-loving company that focuses on canine nutrition and overall well-being by providing dogs with high-quality nutrition and supple- mental products. Gold Club Canine Group was founded in 2017 when dog lover Sam Brou began seeking out quality nutritional products to help sup- port his canine friends. When he found that most products on the market also contained harmful ingredients like fillers, he decided to look for alternative options with no luck. From there, Brou founded Gold Club Canine Group, and its first product, Liquid Gold, was an immediate hit. Brou explains Gold Club Canine products were originally designed with working dogs and performance dogs in mind—those who need high-protein and high-calorie nutrition help to gain or maintain weight and better support high levels of activity. While Gold Club Canine takes pride in offering the stron- gest weight gainer on the market for dogs, they have expanded their vision to include a variety of products. Especially after the success of Liquid Gold, the team started to see the need for more products to support a variety of canine lifestyles. Now, Gold Club Canine has products that support all breeds, activity levels and health concerns. In addition to supplements that can help dogs gain weight and muscle, Gold Club also offers products to aid in canine hydration and immune support, which can be used to fight illnesses or as a daily supplement to help maintain health and happiness. Locally made nutrition support for a variety of canine lifestyles WRITTEN BY: Kaycee Chance PHOTOS BY: Linda Earley GO L D C L U B C A N I N E G R O U P Sam, wife Monica Jenkins and dog Merle