Salmon and Ghee Meat Spread - A healthier choice than peanut butter
Dog peanut butter can have several harmful components:
Aflatoxins – These are naturally occurring toxins from mold found in peanuts. Even at low levels, they can be harmful over time. High Omega-6 Fatty Acids—Excess omega-6s contribute to inflammation, worsening conditions like arthritis, allergies, and cancer.
Xylitol – This artificial sweetener is highly toxic to dogs, causing rapid insulin spikes and life-threatening hypoglycemia.
Added Sugars & Salt – Many peanut butter's contain excess sugar and salt, which can contribute to obesity, diabetes, and kidney issues.
Hydrogenated Oils (Trans Fats) – Some brands add these to improve texture, but they can lead to heart disease and weight gain.
Pesticide Residues – Conventional peanuts are often heavily treated with pesticides, which can build up in a dog’s system over time.
Lectins & Anti-Nutrients – Peanuts contain lectins that can contribute to leaky gut
