Yaki Peanutbutter - gluten-free cheese snack with peanut and mint 🐶🧀🥜

Yaki Peanutbutter is a hard cheese chew (Himalayan-style) for dogs, made from a traditional Himalayan recipe. It is designed for long chewing times , which provides activation, calmness in the body and a mechanical “scrubbing” effect on the teeth, which can help reduce plaque over time.

It's vegetarian , gluten-free and without all the unnecessary: ​​no added salt, no coloring, no flavoring, no preservatives. Just a simple recipe with milk, lime juice and a little peanut twist.

Why it's a strong choice ✅

• Extra protein-rich – min. 60% protein

• Gluten-free and vegetarian snack

• Long chewing time – good for activation and can reduce boredom/stress

• Tooth-friendly chewing – can support dental hygiene with regular use

• Lactose-free (indicated) – gentler for many dog ​​stomachs

• Without added salt and without coloring/flavoring/preservatives

Ingredients 🌿

• Yak and cow milk (lactose-free)

• Lime juice

• 1% peanuts

• (Added mint is mentioned in the description)

Analytical components (facts) 📊

• Protein: at least 60%

• Fat: min. 1.5%

• Water: max 15.0%

• Ash: max 6.5%

• Fiber: max 0.5%

How to give it (important) 🦴

• Given as supplementary feed

• Always under supervision (chewing bone is chewing bone)

• Provide fresh drinking water

• Choose a size that suits your dog, and remove small pieces if your dog tries to swallow them.

Who is it suitable for?

• Dogs who love to chew (and need something that lasts longer than a soft snack)

• Dogs that benefit from more calm/activity in everyday life

• Dog owners who want clean ingredients and a high protein content

• NOTE: If your dog is allergic to milk or peanuts , then this is a no-go.

FAQ ❓🐾

Is it good for your teeth?
It can support dental care because chewing causes mechanical wear on the dental surfaces. It does not replace brushing, but it is a solid supplement.

Is it suitable for puppies?
Only if the puppy is used to chewing and you choose an appropriate size – and always under supervision.

Is it completely low-fat?
It is low in fat (min. 1.5%), but still a supplement – ​​so adjust the rest of the food if your dog gets a lot of snacks.

Can all dogs tolerate peanuts?
No, some dogs may react. Contains 1% peanut, so avoid if you have a known allergy or sensitivity.