• Pawsindia Organics Licks Peanut Butter for Dogs
  • Pawsindia Organics Licks Peanut Butter for Dogs

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Pawsindia Organics Licks Peanut Butter for Dogs

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We noticed your doggos love for peanut butter and developed one to satiate their craving for this delightful treat. LICKS PEANUT BUTTER comes with the goodness of peanuts, flax seeds, and the richness of honey. Dogs are sure to LICKS it off your finger in no time. Apart from the delicious taste, it is packed to the brim with nutrition and health benefits coming from all the natural ingredients. Peanuts are a source of healthy protein and help with improving energy, immunity, skin and coat health, joint and limb mobility, etc.

Just one spoon of this ready-to-eat creamy deliciousness of wholesome peanuts, mouth-watering honey and nutritious crunchy flax seeds and your dog is sure to keep asking for more. Peanuts are a great source of protein and contain essential healthy fats which help maintain your dogs' high energy levels and develops an overall healthy and shinier coat.

Key Ingredients:

  • Roasted Peanuts
  • Honey
  • Flaxseed

Key Benefits:

  • Peanuts are rich in protein and a good source of healthy fats for dogs. They also contain vitamins B6 and E, niacin, potassium, and phosphorus.
  • Honey has antimicrobial and antifungal properties. It reduces inflammation, soothes stomach ulcers and sore throats, and helps cure allergies.
  • Flaxseed is a good source of Omega 3, 6 essential fatty acids and helps support a healthy coat and hair. It helps ease symptoms of arthritis, lower blood pressure and even improves kidney function in dogs.

Directions For Use:

  • An easy method would be to just take the peanut butter on a spoon and let your dog LICK it off the spoon.
  • You can even add it to their food to improve its taste.

Feeding Guide:

  • For Small-sized pets - ½ tablespoon per day.
  • For Medium-sized pets - 1 tablespoon per day.
  • For Large-sized pets feed - 1 ½ tablespoon per day.

NOTE: Oil separation is a natural process, so shake well before use

Nutritional Analysis:

Contents

Qty./100gm

Energy (Kcal)

634.0

Protein (gm)

24.33

Carbohydrates (gm)

20.68

Total Sugar (gm)

9.06

Sugar as Sucrose (gm)

3.22

Fat (gm)

50.41

Sodium (mg)

130.0

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    Nutritional information

    Typical values Per 100g

    Energy, 210 kJ / 50 kcal
    Fat, 2g
    - of which: Saturates, 0.3g
    Carbohydrate, 15g
    - of which: Sugars, 6g
    Fiber, 5g
    Protein, 3g
    Salt, 0.02g

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    Main Benefits

    Our Flux Protein-Rich, Plant-Based Food offers a variety of benefits. It’s packed with high-quality plant-based protein to support muscle growth and recovery, and it’s enriched with essential vitamins and minerals to boost your overall health. Plus, it's made from all-natural ingredients, free from artificial additives, and is easy to digest, making it a perfect addition to any balanced diet.

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      How often should I feed my dog?

      Adult dogs are typically fed two meals a day (morning and evening). Puppies need more frequent feedings (3–4 times a day) since they have smaller stomachs and higher energy needs. . Use measured portions based on your dog’s size, age, and activity level to maintain a healthy weight. Always provide access to fresh water

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      Most adult cats do well with two meals per day (for example, morning and evening). Kittens require more frequent feeding (about 3–4 small meals a day) to support their growth. Monitor your cat’s body condition and avoid overfeeding, as free-feeding can lead to obesity. Ensure clean, fresh water is available at all times.

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