KONG Stuff'N Easy Treat Peanut Butter Recipe

The dogs love the treat! But you NEED to be careful with the nozzle it comes out of. It's like the canned cheese nozzle, but the treat is rather liquidity. So if you use your finger to push it a little, it goes all over the place. And if you have the small, red Kong Stuff'n toy, you can't push on the sides easily to make it less messy. But it's all up to you. I'd love to see a different nozzle on it to make it either easier to push on the side of toy or tougher so you can use your finger but control the amount better. And to those of you who'd suggest to shake it, we've tried after the first round of testing. Still didn't help, and kinda made it worse.

My Shelties always loved all of the flavors, while my finicky Collies only like the peanut butter flavor. Both senior Collies were visibly excited when I pulled their Kong toys out to fill. My German Shepherd youngster watched every move I made, in anticipation of something good coming... and I had at least 20 minutes of peace as they all worked to get every drop of the peanut butter out of their respective Kong's! My Shepherd loves the filling but enjoys playing with the toy even after she has cleaned it out. The Collies are only interested in the filling, but they're old ladies now, so that's okay. I do recommend this treat.

Our baby, an IJRT(IRISH Jack Russell Terrier) disliked from the get go. I wondered why, and read the ingredients. Boy, was I surprised to find that it is loaded with lots of things but No Real Peanutbutter! After two or three tries, different dates, the tries, the results yielded the same. I have thrown it away then. I thought I could trust by its brand but not this time. I Do Not Recommend this product! Yuck, says our IRJRT puppy.

Luna doesn’t care for toys, but she definitely paid attention to the Kong once this peanut butter treat was added. I only give it 4/5 stars because she did get the runs from this, but that’s mostly on me as I didn’t look into the recommended portion size before hand.

Using my Kong ball, packed with treats and sealed with the peanut butter, makes my Auggie doggie roll and wag and smile! This is easy to use, goes a long way, and really appeals to my dog. I have never tried it before, but it will now be a staple treat. Hint: I freeze the stuffed Kong ball before giving it to Auggie. He loves the coldness.

My dog enjoyed it, but he also eats poop. Not a lot of product for the price. I have since started buying cheap off-brand peanut butter from the grocery store. You can usually catch it on sale for a buck or so. Way more bang for your buck, and the dog seems to like the real peanut butter more.

It was super difficult to get the product out of the can. It also appeared to be very runny when I did get it out of the can. I have opted to use peanut butter out of the jar when we give it as a treat. We don't use the Kong with anything in it very much. Our dog is a super power chewer and just loves to chew on the Kong and he can do it for a long time without wanting it filled with a treat of some king.

My PWD does not normally share his food with me, but this time he asked me to taste the peanut-butter-in-a-pressurized-can treat we had recently purchased. He is a connoisseur of peanut butter and suspected something was awry. Sure enough, as I reluctantly sampled the canned peanut butter, I was disappointed at the non-peanut butter taste. I really don't think my best friend is as discerning as me regarding peanut butter, but I'll opt for the real thing, save money, and have a happier friend, even if only in my mind! That's what counts.

the ingredients are well received by the pooch but there is not much to the amount of peanut butter to be injected into the kong..........will not purchase the aerosol can again.......too much money for the amount to fill the kong

Thought this would be great to use in a Kong. Dogs don't really like it, it's sticky, and very expensive. Stick with $3.00 canned spray cheese.