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Playtime meets reward! Our range of treat dispensing toys promises to delight your dog, combining fun with delicious surprises. Fill with your dog's favourite treats or even dog peanut butter and let your pup enjoy the best of both worlds.

Dog Peanut Butter

Spoil your furry friend with our premium dog peanut butter range, carefully crafted and free from additives. Explore options like calming peanut butter and even peanut butter with collagen for hip and joint care, all xylitol and palm oil-free. Serving dog lovers across Australia, indulge your pup and uncover moments of joy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is peanut butter safe for dogs?

Yes, peanut butter can be safe for dogs, but it's essential to choose varieties that are free from xylitol and excessive added sugars. Our collection features dog-safe peanut butter options that you can confidently treat your furry friend to.

How is dog peanut butter different from regular peanut butter?

Dog peanut butter is specially formulated to be safe and palatable for dogs. It typically avoids ingredients like xylitol, which can be harmful to dogs, and may have flavors designed to entice canine taste buds.

Can I use peanut butter for stuffing dog toys?

Absolutely! Many of our peanut butter products are designed for interactive play, making them ideal for stuffing into toys like Kongs. Not only does this engage your dog's mind, but it also provides a tasty and entertaining experience.

How much peanut butter can I give my dog?

While peanut butter is a delightful treat, it should be given in moderation due to its caloric content. Consult our feeding guidelines or your veterinarian's advice to determine the appropriate portion size for your dog's size and activity level.