Natural Peanut Butter Dog Biscuits
Quick Facts
- Made with 100% roasted peanut butter · No xylitol
- Grain-free · Human-grade ingredients
- No artificial additives, colours or preservatives
- Approximately 25g each · 8cm wide
- Soft-baked and easy to break for small dogs or training
- Made in Australia
Real peanuts. Real simple. Real good.
Lots of peanut butter dog treats are mostly grains, fillers and peanut powder, with just enough peanut to get the smell right.
Not these. Bark Yeah peanut butter biscuits are the real thing.
Each biscuit is made with 100% roasted peanut butter, free range egg, organic rice malt syrup and preservative-free coconut, lightly baked into a grain-free biscuit. We use human-grade ingredients and contain no artificial additives, colours or preservatives. And because our peanut butter is just peanuts, there’s no xylitol, the sweetener in some peanut butters that’s toxic to dogs.
What you smell is exactly what’s in there. And your dog will smell it the second you open the pack.
Who are these best for?
✅ Peanut butter lovers who deserve an everyday reward
✅ Dogs with a “leaving the house” or bedtime cookie routine
✅ Dogs on grain-free diets
✅ Fussy dogs (a favourite in our reviews)
✅ Dogs of every size (break it up for little ones)
❌ Dogs with peanut or egg allergies → try Natural Kangaroo Knee Tendon Dog Chews, a single-ingredient alternative
❌ Owners who want small, ready-made training treats → try Natural Sardine Training Treats for Dogs
❌ Owners who want an added benefit → try the same peanut butter base with calming support in Natural Calming Dog Biscuits, or gut support in Natural Healthy Gut Dog Biscuits
Peanut butter (100% peanuts), preservative-free coconut, organic rice malt syrup, free range egg, guar gum.
Contains peanuts and eggs. May contain traces of almonds, cashews, walnuts, pecans, pistachios, hazelnuts and sesame.
No artificial additives, colours or preservatives.
Each biscuit weighs approximately 25g and breaks easily into pieces.
- Dogs under 15kg: ½-1 biscuit per day
- Dogs over 15kg: 1 biscuit per day
Treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s daily calories. Always supervise and keep fresh water nearby. Pet food only.
- Protein: 17.1%
- Fat: 43.6%
- Metabolisable Energy: 521 kcal/100g (about 130 kcal per 25g biscuit)
Are peanut butter biscuits safe for dogs?
Yes. Plain peanut butter is safe for dogs in sensible amounts. The main thing to avoid is xylitol, and Bark Yeah biscuits contain none. Our peanut butter is 100% peanuts.
Do Bark Yeah peanut butter biscuits contain xylitol?
No. Xylitol is a sweetener found in some peanut butters that’s highly toxic to dogs, even in small amounts. We never use it.
Are these peanut butter biscuits grain-free?
Yes. They’re made with 100% roasted peanut butter, free range egg, coconut and organic rice malt syrup, with no wheat or grains.
Is peanut butter good for dogs?
In moderation, yes. Real peanut butter contains protein and natural fats, and most dogs love it. Always choose products made from real peanuts with no xylitol, and remember peanut butter treats are rich, so portions matter.
Do the biscuits contain sugar?
They’re lightly sweetened with organic rice malt syrup. There are no artificial sweeteners and no xylitol.
Are peanut butter biscuits good for training?
Yes, they’re easy to break into smaller pieces, and dogs love the peanut butter aroma. Count training pieces in your dog’s daily total. For purpose-made training treats, try Natural Sardine Training Treats for Dogs.
Can puppies have peanut butter biscuits?
Yes, as a small, occasional treat. Break off a small piece and introduce it gradually to avoid upsetting a young tummy.
Are peanut butter biscuits good for small dogs?
Yes. They’re soft-baked and easy to break, so you can portion them for small dogs.
What’s the difference between these and your Calming or Healthy Gut biscuits?
All three share the same grain-free peanut butter base. Our Calming Dog Biscuits add L-theanine and chamomile to help support calm, and our Healthy Gut Dog Biscuits add prebiotics to help support digestion. These are the classic: pure peanut butter goodness.
What allergens do the biscuits contain?
They contain peanuts and eggs, and may contain traces of tree nuts and sesame. Dogs with these allergies should avoid them.
How many peanut butter biscuits can I give my dog a day?
As a guide, dogs under 15kg can have ½-1 biscuit per day and dogs over 15kg 1 biscuit per day. See the Feeding Guide above for details.
How should I store peanut butter biscuits?
Store them in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and reseal the pack after use. No refrigeration is needed. Check the best before date on the pack.
Where are Bark Yeah peanut butter biscuits made, and how fast is delivery?
They’re made in Australia with human-grade, all-natural ingredients. Every order ships Express Post Australia-wide. Want variety? Try the Natural Dog Biscuits Bundle.
Why Bark Yeah Peanut Butter Biscuits? Because your dog deserves the real thing, not a grain-filled biscuit that vaguely smells like peanuts.
Treats Made From Peanut Powder & Filler? → Real Roasted Peanuts In Every Biscuit
Made with 100% roasted peanut butter, not powder, flavouring or filler. The taste and aroma are real, which is why dogs go wild for them.
Worried About Hidden Xylitol? → Zero, Ever
Xylitol is highly toxic to dogs. Our peanut butter is 100% peanuts, with no xylitol and no artificial sweeteners.
Grain-Heavy Biscuits? → Grain-Free By Design
No wheat, no grains, no fillers. It’s a simple, grain-free biscuit for dogs on grain-free diets.
Leaving The House Or Heading To Bed? → A Cookie Routine They’ll Love
Many of our reviewers give one as a “see you later” or bedtime cookie, and their dogs race to their beds for it.
Fussy Eater? → That Peanut Butter Aroma Wins Every Time
Our reviewers’ pickiest dogs are at their feet doing tricks the second the pack opens.
Treats You’re Not Proud To Give? → Human-Grade And Made In Australia
Roasted peanuts, free range egg, organic rice malt syrup and coconut. Every ingredient is human-grade, and it’s all made here in Australia.
