Paw Power Nutrition
Dawg Butter Berry Flexible for Hips & Joints
A fully dosed hip and joint formula in dog-safe peanut butter. No pills, no fighting, no leftovers.
41 dogs started on this today
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One spoon. That is the whole routine.
Off the spoon, on a lick mat, or stuffed in a toy. They will not ask questions.
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Scoop
One tablespoon carries the full functional dose.
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Serve
Spoon, lick mat, or stuffed toy. Whatever keeps them busy.
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Repeat daily
Functional ingredients work when they are consistent.
How much to give
Introduce slowly over a few days if your dog has a sensitive stomach.
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They think it is a treat. You know better.
Every jar is a functional supplement wearing a peanut butter costume. Fully dosed, dog safe, and gone in about four seconds.
Shop the rangeBuilt for the dog, not the shelf
Simple, clean ingredients with a job to do.
Read the whole label. It is short.
Unsalted and non-GMO. Human grade, ground in small batches.
Safe, long-term mobility care and joint support.
Helps maintain normal healthy cartilage and joint function.
Supports joints and connective tissue, and healthy skin and coat.
A powerful antioxidant with anti-inflammatory properties.
Rich in antioxidants and nutrients that support the immune system.
Ingredients vary slightly by flavour. The full list is on every jar.
Same dog. Same stairs.
Drag the handle to see what a few weeks of daily joint support looks like.
Dawg Butter vs the usual options
There are other ways to get a supplement into a dog. Here is how they stack up.
| Feature | Dawg Butter | Pills | Powders | Human peanut butter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dog actually takes it | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Xylitol free | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Fully dosed per serving | ✓ | ✓ | Depends on mixing | ✗ |
| No hiding it in cheese | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Works on a lick mat | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Supports rescues | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
Human peanut butter frequently contains xylitol, which is toxic to dogs. Always read the label.
Real dogs. Empty jars.
Verified reviews from Paw Power customers.
“Ella loves this dawg butter. She hears the jar opening and here she comes. Thank you Paw Power.”
Blue Biotic
“The dogs love it as they do any peanut butter, but knowing that it is fully dog safe and has probiotics is a plus! Would get again!”
Blue Biotic
“We love this pb butter!! Especially since it is helpful for my dog's joints!! He has luxating patella, so this is super important for us to focus on.”
Berry Flexible
“My golden retriever Holly loved this peanut butter with pumpkin. I love that it is also made with pumpkin because she has a sensitive stomach. She had no issues licking this up!”
Pum'kin Puppers
“Troy loves the Original Dawg Butter! A healthy, natural treat that suits his sensitive stomach, and we love that every purchase supports rescue dogs.”
Original
“We use it as a lick mat and it takes my dogs 15-30 minutes to finish it. Great mental enrichment.”
Original
“All of our foster pups and in our pet food pantry - this is our most requested treat.”
Pum'kin Puppers
“Love a clean product made for dogs! And every purchase supports rescue dogs? Say less. We are big fans!”
Original
“He loves the pumpkin peanut butter. The lick mat is great and he loves the treats. Definitely will buy again.”
Lick Mat Bundle
“It is great for giving my boys their meds!”
Blue Biotic
“Love this dog peanut butter. Great idea.”
Blue Biotic
“Good, my frenchie loves it!”
Berry Flexible
“Queen Charlie gurl loves the variety.”
Berry Flexible
“My babies love it!”
Lick Mat Bundle
Good questions, straight answers
Yes. Every Dawg Butter is xylitol free and gluten free, made with unsalted non-GMO peanuts. Xylitol is the sweetener that makes most human peanut butter dangerous for dogs, and it is never in ours.
One tablespoon carries the full functional dose. There is a weight chart further up this page.
Plenty of owners do, and it is one of the most common things customers tell us they use it for.
That depends on your dog’s size and how often you serve it. A medium dog on one tablespoon a day gets roughly a month from a jar.
Introduce it slowly over a few days rather than a full serving on day one.
If your dog turns their nose up, we will make it right.
We are a small team that cares about dogs more than conversion rates. Email us and a human answers.
