Yes — but you must check the label for xylitol first, because some peanut butters use that sweetener and it can be deadly to dogs. Choose a plain peanut butter whose only ingredient is peanuts, with no added sugar, salt, or sweeteners.
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Read the ingredient list: it should say just "peanuts" (sometimes with a small amount of salt). If it lists xylitol, sorbitol substitutes, or anything marketed as "sugar-free" or "keto," don't use it — see our xylitol page for why that matters.
In moderation, yes — it's a useful high-value treat and a great way to give pills or stuff a frozen enrichment toy. Keep portions small since it's calorie- and fat-dense; it shouldn't become a daily habit for a dog watching its weight.
Educational only — not veterinary advice. Always work with your vet, especially if your dog is on medication.
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