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Peanut Butter — Banana and Honey
275g

Overview

DogYog Banana & Honey Peanut Butter is a shelf-stable dog-safe spread made from four whole-food ingredients: roasted peanuts, ripe banana powder, green banana powder, and honey powder. Peanuts provide the base of protein and fat, ripe banana contributes potassium and natural sweetness, green banana powder supplies resistant starch acting as a prebiotic fibre, and honey powder adds a mild sweetener.

Intended for use on lick mats, inside enrichment toys, or as an occasional high-value treat. Contains no added salt, refined sugar, or xylitol — a sweetener toxic to dogs sometimes found in human peanut butters. Not suitable for dogs with peanut sensitivity, and portion size should be adjusted for smaller or overweight dogs given the calorie density.


Ingredients

Peanuts, Ripe Banana Powder, Green Banana Powder, Honey Powder.

Ingredient images are illustrative only and may not represent the exact source or form used by manufacturers.
Light brown peanut halves with smooth, shelled texture clustered together on a clean white background
Peanut
Peanut
Groundnut, Arachis Hypogaea, Earthnut, Goober
Summary
Peanut is a legume derived from the plant Arachis hypogaea, commonly cultivated for its edible seeds. In pet food, peanuts are primarily included as a source of plant-based protein, healthy fats, and essential vitamins. Peanuts are used in their natural, whole or ground form, rather than as extracts or isolates, to provide nutritional value and palatability in premium pet diets.
Why it's used?
Peanut is included as a palatable protein and fat source to enhance flavour and nutritional value, appealing to both pets and consumers seeking recognisable ingredients. It also serves as a label-friendly addition that can support marketing claims of natural or wholesome content.
Fine, light yellow banana powder in a smooth, soft-textured mound on a plain background
Banana Powder
Banana Powder
Musa Spp. Powder, Dried Banana Powder, Banana Fruit Powder, Musa Fruit Powder
Summary
Banana powder is a plant-derived ingredient made from dehydrated and finely ground bananas. It is primarily included in pet food for its natural source of carbohydrates, dietary fibre, and essential micronutrients such as potassium and vitamin B6. Banana powder is used in its natural, whole-food form, providing a palatable and easily digestible energy source for pets.
Why it's used?
Banana powder is included as a natural flavour enhancer and source of vitamins, minerals, and dietary fibre, supporting marketing claims of added nutritional value. It also serves as a label-friendly ingredient that appeals to health-conscious consumers.
Fine, light beige green banana powder in a soft, slightly clumpy mound on a plain surface
Green Banana Powder
Green Banana Powder
Unripe Banana Powder, Musa Spp. Powder, Raw Banana Powder, Green Plantain Powder
Summary
Green banana powder is a finely milled product made from unripe bananas, typically of the Cavendish variety, that have been dried and ground. It is supplied in its powdered form and used as a functional ingredient in dog food. Green banana powder is a source of dietary fibre, particularly resistant starch, which can support digestive health and promote beneficial gut bacteria in dogs. When included at appropriate levels, it is generally considered safe; excessive amounts may cause gastrointestinal upset such as bloating or diarrhoea.
Why it's used?
Green banana powder is included in dog food formulations for its functional properties as a source of dietary fibre and resistant starch, which can support digestive health in dogs while also serving as a cost-effective ingredient that helps improve product texture and shelf stability for manufacturers.
Fine, light golden honey powder in a soft, dry mound on a plain background, highlighting its smooth texture
Honey Powder
Honey Powder
Dehydrated Honey, Spray Dried Honey, Dried Honey, Honey Solids
Summary
Honey powder is a dehydrated form of honey produced by spray-drying liquid honey, resulting in a fine, free-flowing powder. In dog food manufacturing, it is typically supplied as honey powder blended with stabilisers such as maltodextrin. Honey powder serves as a natural sweetener and flavour enhancer in dog food. When used in appropriate amounts, it provides a source of simple carbohydrates for energy, but excessive inclusion may contribute to unnecessary sugar intake and is not recommended for dogs with diabetes or weight management concerns.
Why it's used?
Honey powder is included in dog food formulations primarily as a natural sweetener and flavour enhancer to improve palatability, but it also offers manufacturers a convenient, shelf-stable alternative to liquid honey with minimal impact on production costs. Its nutritional contribution to dogs is limited.

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Brand
Dog Yog
Manufactured
Australia
Type
Paste
Processing Level
Moderate

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Dog Yog

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