FAQ

Sunbutter is a creamy spread made by grinding roasted sunflower seeds into a paste, often with minimal added ingredients to enhance texture.

Dogs can safely eat sunflower butter in moderation as long as it is free from xylitol, added sugar, and excess salt.

Sunbutter is made from ground sunflower seeds and is often used as a nut-free alternative to peanut butter.

Dogs can eat sunflower butter in moderation if it is free from xylitol, added sugar, and excess salt, making it a safe, nutritious treat alternative.

Sunbutter is a creamy spread made by grinding roasted sunflower seeds into a paste, often with minimal added ingredients to enhance texture.

Dogs can safely eat sunflower butter in moderation as long as it is free from xylitol, added sugar, and excess salt.

Sunflower butter is a better option for dogs with peanut allergies or sensitivities, offering similar nutrients without the risk of allergic reactions.

Sunflower butter is generally safe for dogs if it is unsalted, unsweetened, and free of xylitol, but should be fed in moderation due to its high fat content.

Yes, sunflower butter is safe for dogs in moderation, as long as it does not contain xylitol, added sugar, or excessive salt.

Yes, dogs can have sunflower butter in moderation if it is free of xylitol, added sugar, and excess salt.