Pumpkin Pup Buddy BUDDER, 100% Natural Dog Peanut Butter, Healthy Peanut Butter Dog Treats, Made in USA, (17oz Jars)

So Good, Even I’m Considering Fetching a Spoon!
The 100% natural dog peanut butter that’s about to elevate your pup’s snack game to legendary status. 🐶🥜 I mean, this stuff is so good, I briefly considered sharing it with my dog—until I realized that would be a mistake of epic proportions (she would definitely give me that “What are you doing, human?” look).First off, let’s talk about the ingredients. This peanut butter is so natural, it makes organic kale look like it’s been processed at a factory. No weird additives, just pure, wholesome ingredients that you can pronounce without pulling a muscle. If I had a dollar for every time I saw “100% natural” on a label, I’d still be jealous of how pure this doggy delight is!Now, let’s discuss the pumpkin flavor. If you thought your dog couldn’t get more adorable, just wait until you watch them go crazy for this pumpkin-infused treat. It’s like Thanksgiving for dogs! My pup practically turned into a tiny, tail-wagging tornado when I cracked open the jar. It’s safe to say that if she had thumbs, she would have been elbow-deep in it, begging for more!And the health benefits? Oh, don’t even get me started! This peanut butter is like the personal trainer of dog snacks—packed with nutrients, healthy fats, and none of the guilt! It’s perfect for keeping your furry friend happy and healthy, all while ensuring they still look fabulous when they strut their stuff at the dog park. “What’s that, Fido? You want to show off your six-pack? Well, you’ve got to thank your peanut butter for that!”Spoon it out, use it as a topping, or simply let your dog dive in face-first—this peanut butter is as versatile as it is delicious. Just be prepared for a little mess. After all, what’s a doggy treat without a bit of slobber and joy?In conclusion, Pumpkin Pup Buddy BUDDER is a game changer in the world of dog treats. Your pup deserves the best, and this peanut butter not only tastes great but is also good for them. So go ahead, spoil your furry friend with a treat that makes their tail wag and their heart sing. They’ll be begging for more, and honestly, you might just be tempted to join in on the fun! 🐕💖✨

Best Way to Hide Pills for my Dog!
I have a two year old French Bulldog. When we have to give him pills, I get a teaspoon of this dog friendly peanut butter and put the pill in peanut butter. I let him lick the spoon and use my finger to push the pill into his mouth. It works like a charm every time! He loves the flavor! We give it to him as a treat as well!

My Dog Loves It
This is a great product my puppy loves. I keep it in the fridge to keep it thicker, and freeze kong treats with it in there. One less star, because I don’t think any jar of PB should cost $15. The price is ridiculous for the size of the jar. The things we do for our pets!

Messy but Good
I’m stuck between rating three and four stars. Let’s see if I can give you an accurate picture of why…Let’s start off with how I’m using this. I will either spread it on a plate or other surface to keep a dog occupied while I clip nails or do something else. I also use it to fill a Kong toy to keep my dog occupied for a while.I can’t testify to taste but my dog really likes it. The consistency is where I have a hard time. If you’re using this on a plate or basic surface then it’s not much of a problem. This is like a plain, natural peanut butter so it separates with time and it’s also a very thin consistency. It’s like a milkshake instead of a spreadable peanut butter. My problem is when I put it in a Kong or other toy. The oils run out or the whole thing runs out of the other end of the Kong (Which has a small hole at the top) and can get messy. The oils get into the blankets or other surfaces that my dog is playing with the Kong on. I’ve been able to wash out the blankets and clothing that she’s gotten it on but I’m not sure how it will effect upholstery.I like the limited ingredients. Palm oil is bad for dogs and some peanut butters for human consumption have that in it. Would I buy this over again? I doubt it because it’s still pretty expensive and messy. You can get a natural peanut butter from your local grocery store, just look for one with limited ingredients and you’ll be fine. I bought a natural, limited ingredient peanut butter from my grocery store cheaper than this stuff and the consistency is thicker which makes it easier to use for my purposes.In the end it’s up to what you want to deal with. If you want something marketed just for dogs then this is it but it’s just a natural peanut butter with a dog label that is thin and messy. I’d suggest finding a natural peanut butter at a grocery store and using that instead.

Most regular peanut butter is dangerous for dogs, lots of ppl don’t realize that. Though it’s expensive, we use it spread on a lick mat for the dog, it distracts him while we cut nails or clean ears etc. Great reward for difficult pet tasks or however you wish to use. Lick mats help it to last longer too if you want to keep dog busy

Love the simple, clean ingredients and so does my dog, it would seem. Use on a lick mat! Keeps her busy!

It’s perfect for keeping my dogs busy, and does work great for making pill pockets when frozen! My sensitive dogs are in love with it!