UNSPSC 10121806: Treats or snacks for cats or dogs

UNSPSC 10121806 Treats or snacks for cats or dogs is a Commodity code representing animal nutrition products state and local governments procure for operational and shelter use. Recent solicitations under this code show state and local buyers acquiring both dog food and cat food for working canine units, animal shelters, and police department operations. The City of Philadelphia has posted multiple micro-purchase RFQs for dog food and treats with contract values up to $45,000 annually, both one-time and recurring requirement-based models. The Illinois State Police solicited branded dog food through an IFB (B-50745) for its Canine Training Section, specifying multiple formulations across Kinetic Performance, Royal Canin, Hill's Prescription Diet, and Purina Pro Plan Sport lines for a three-year term. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control procured shelter food for approximately 12,000 animals annually (59% dogs, 33% cats, 8% other species) across two facilities. Issuing bodies include city procurement departments, state police agencies, county animal shelters, and regional animal care facilities; Philadelphia emerges as a repeat buyer with at least three solicitations since May 2026.

Activity concentrates in Texas, North Carolina, Illinois, and Pennsylvania. The San Antonio Police Department released an annual dog food RFO (6100019373) with a July 10, 2026 response date. Williamson County, Texas, solicited veterinary pharmaceutical and clinic supplies through IFB 26IFB24 (due April 23, 2026), a procurement adjacent to animal nutrition that reflects broader shelter operations spending. Philadelphia's most recent dog food and treats RFQ (B2727528) closed July 24, 2026, with one-time delivery under $45,000; an earlier Philadelphia micro-purchase (B2727484) ran on a one-year requirement model July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027. Price is the dominant evaluation criterion across solicitations, with delivery FOB Destination and electronic submission through municipal procurement portals standard. No set-asides are explicitly named in the Philadelphia or Charlotte opportunities; Texas procurements reference small-business and minority-owned business consideration under state law but do not apply mandatory designations.