Pawnut Butter – Strawberry & Blueberry
Brown Dog Bakery produces & creates only the tastiest & healthiest of dog treats for the fur community
Pawnut Butter contains …
NO XYLITOL: Dogs have an extreme response to xylitol, a tiny amount can be even more toxic than chocolate & can cause serious illness or death
NO STABILIZERS: Stabilizers resist oil separation creating an abnormal consistency, very smooth for spreading ease for hoomans. Because BDB Pawnut Butter contains NO stabilizers, the natural peanut oil will separate however, a quick stir before use will have the Pawnut Butter return to a manageable consistency
NO PRESERVATIVES: Preservatives can lead to poor digestion & in turn, have several harmful health effects
SHELF LIFE: Due to the fact that Brown Dog Bakery Pawnut Butter does not contain preservatives or stabilizers, we can not definitively state a ‘best before’ time frame, however we recommend a shelf life of between 5-7 months for unopened & to use within a month of opening
Store in a cool dark location out of direct sunlight – may be refrigerated
Brown Dog Bakery Pawnut Butter is not mass produced & is made in small batches in Adelaide, South Australia
Ingredients: Peanuts, Strawberry, Blueberry
Size: 150G
$7.00 inc. GST
In stock
A Little Love Note: Every order is packaged with great care and love in brown paper packages tied up with strings, these area a few of our favourite things…
Ok, we’re no Julie Andrews but we do send your treats in a little gift box with ribbon, just to make your furry best friend feel EXTRA AF
Your gift box is packaged in thermal bubble wrap & reusable ice packs when required to ensure your products arrive to you safely. Please keep your treats in a cool, dry environment. They are best when consumed within 4 to 8 weeks of receiving and removing them from their sealed bag. Storing them in an air tight container will extend their shelf life
Always supervise your pet while they are eating, we know not every pupper takes delicate bites, straight down the hole it goes!
Please always consult your Veterinarian when introducing new foods into your dogs diet; treats are simply that…TREATS , they should make up less than 10% of your dogs total diet. A balanced diet is key…did someone say a treat in each paw…