Mutt Butter Peanut Butter Original Smooth 250 grams
Original price was: $8.95.$6.95Current price is: $6.95.
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Dogs delight in Peanut Butter. It’s natural, tasty & good for them.
Dogs have always loved peanut butter, that nutty flavour, packed full of protein and a sticky, licky taste that keeps them coming back for more.
Peanuts are naturally loaded with good oils, minerals, and protein – helping your dog stay happy and healthy.
Now it’s even easier to treat your dog to peanut butter with our Mutt Butter easy squeezy pack. It’s a no-mess, no-fuss way to fill dog chew toys, lick pads, or if you’re out and about, let them lick a squeeze right from the spout!
Ingredients – 100% Natural, Dry Roasted Peanuts.
The benefits of Peanut butter
Peanut butter is a nutritionally rich dog treat, providing nutrients and fibre as well as protein and healthy fats. It’s also a good source of folic acid for cell growth and magnesium to assist cells metabolize B complex vitamins.
The high points of peanut butter
- Peanut butter is high in protein
- Peanut butter is high in fibre
- Peanut butter is high in healthy fatty acids
- Peanut butter is high in vitamins
- Peanut butter is high in essential minerals
Storage
We recommend storage in a cool, dry place below 18 degrees to help preserve its shelf life.
Product Ingredients
Dry Roasted Peanuts & Doggy Daily supplement.
Product feeding
Serving guide:
- Extra-Small Dog (Under 2.5kg): Serving 1/2 teaspoon
- Small Dog (2.5kg – 10kg): Serving 1 teaspoon
- Medium Dog (10kg – 18kg): Serving 2 teaspoons
- Large Dog (18kg +): Serving 3 teaspoons
Serving Suggestions:
Pupnut butter is perfect for:
- Interactive toys such as chew toys and lick pads
- Hiding medicine
- Adding to frozen or baked dog treats recipes
- Adding to the dog bowl as a healthy and tasty supplement
- A standalone treat – in moderation , of course.
Treat Tips
- As with any treat, Peanut butter is only healthy in moderation.
- Check labels to ensure you avoid peanut butters with xylitol, a sugar substitute that is deadly to dogs, even in small amounts.
- Too much peanut butter can result in obesity and pancreatitis.
- If you dog has other food allergies, check with your vet before giving your dog peanut butter
- Peanut butters without sugar or added salt are best
