Three ingredients: roasted peanuts, carob powder and coconut oil. Carob smells and tastes close enough to chocolate that dogs are thoroughly convinced, without being chocolate - which they cannot have. There is no added sugar, no xylitol and nothing artificial in it.
The texture is smooth and creamy and spreads readily. Smeared across a lick pad it turns treat time into something that lasts, and it works the same way in a puzzle feeder. A dollop stirred through dinner is a straightforward reward, and it is very good at making a tablet disappear.
It also bakes. A spoonful through a homemade dog biscuit mix gives the same aroma that draws them into the kitchen in the first place.
Start small and adjust to your dog's size and diet - it is rich, and moderation matters. Keep fresh water available, and check first if your dog has a peanut allergy.
The 250 g jar is made in small batches in Australia and sealed for freshness. Natural oil separation happens with any nut butter; just stir it back through. It keeps in the pantry, and the fridge is optional once opened. For dogs only.
Ingredients
Roasted peanuts, carob powder, coconut oil.
Directions
Serve as a special treat, smear onto a lick pad, hide medication, or use in homemade dog treat recipes. Start with small amounts and adjust depending on your dog's size and dietary needs.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place. Stir if natural oil separation occurs. Refrigeration optional once opened.
Warnings
Intended for dogs only. Feed in moderation. Always check for peanut allergies. Ensure plenty of fresh water is available.
