Just stuff the toy full of peanut butter, pumpkin, yogurt and any other dog treats, and your dog can spend time trying to free them from the toy. The black KONG is the one meant for larger dog ...

Some pet owners spread peanut butter inside hollow chew toys to occupy their dogs. Others use peanut butter for hiding medication. In small amounts, most peanut butter is safe for dogs to eat.

Fill the hole in the bottom with treats — like peanut butter or anything they love to munch on — and watch them try and get it all ... ZippyPaws Skinny Peltz No Stuffing Squeaky Plush Dog Toy, $12 ...

A lot goes into picking out the right toys for your dog. At minimum, you want something fun that your pup can’t get enough of, but the best toys are also enriching, vet-approved and durable (up ...

The short answer is, "Yes!" Most dogs can eat peanut butter and it's healthy in moderation. It's rich in protein, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids (aka healthy fats), antioxidants like ...

These toys are filled with something that the dog likes the taste of, peanut butter in most cases. For best results, they can be frozen and then given to the dog when you leave the house on your ...

A 2-year-old sheepadoodle named Bayley is getting her moment in the spotlight this week after pet lovers on Instagram began marveling at how much she looks like Snoopy, the famous canine Charlie ...