West Paw - Creamy Dog Treats

BEEF LIVER AND PUMPKIN

Beef liver, bone broth, and a hint of cinnamon—these are the things that silky coats, happy guts, and healthy joints are made of. Why? Because this gourmet alternative to peanut butter is naturally packed with vitamins, minerals, and glucosamine, all thanks to its simple, clean ingredients. Give it a squeeze—it’s great in treat toys, on dinner, or just straight into a smiling dog mouth.

Dog owners will love that Beef Liver & Pumpkin Creamy Treats are:

• Made with USA-sourced beef liver and pumpkin
• Crafted with real bone broth, a great source of collagen
• An excellent source of iron, zinc, B-vitamins and many more
• Loaded with healthy prebiotic fiber from real pumpkin
• Gluten-free and Grain-free

Prebiotics keep tummies happy. Prebiotics feed healthy gut bacteria—and when we feed the good bugs, we feed good health. Plus, this healthy source of fiber helps clean the colon, and lower its PH, promoting the right environment for healthy bacteria to thrive.

It’s a toy AND a treat AND a brain workout, too. West Paw treat toys aren’t just sheer doggy delight when paired with a creamy treat—they’re a source of rewarding mental stimulation for pups. Keep canine brains busy by putting Creamy Treat in Toppl, Quizl, and Tux.

PEANUT BUTTER AND BANANA

Dogs love peanut butter, and we love treating it with a healthy gourmet upgrade—old-fashioned peanut butter made from just freshly ground peanuts and a kiss of sweetness from real banana. No sugar, no xylitol, no artificial sweeteners (or artificial anything)—just solid, simple nutrition packed into a mess-free tube for happy treating.

• Made with USA-sourced fresh-ground peanuts
• Natural peanut butter may separate, knead to mix
• High in electrolyte-balancing, muscle-building potassium
• Packed with vitamin C for immunity
• Loaded with vitamin B6 for hormone regulation
• Gluten-free and Grain-free
• Xylitol-free and Vegan

Moderate peanut butter? Yep, it’s healthy! Peanut butter has gotten a bad rap because some brands are sweetened with xylitol, which is toxic to dogs. However, peanuts themselves are quite nutritious: they’re low on the glycemic index, full of healthful fats and fiber, and loaded with vitamins and minerals. Since too much fat can become unhealthy, you don’t want to go overboard, but as they say—all things in moderation.