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My dog, Dave, is fairly indiscriminate about which foods (and non-foods) he’ll eat, but he has a special fever for peanut butter, even when it’s globbed around a large, chalky allergy pill.

Peanut butter is another go-to for many people undertaking the Sisyphean task of disguising treats, but McCaffrey said she encourages caution. Peanut butter is sticky and can get stuck in your dog ...

Alt text: Thinking about the time my guide dog took advantage of my blindness and snuck this peanut butter jar on our walk. Video description: Yellow lab Yuri carries a peanut butter jar in his mouth.

Joanna Gaines’ Recipe for Peanut Butter Balls When Joanna Gaines shared this recipe for peanut butter balls on her Instagram, people went wild! And with good reasonthey’re delicious, quick to ...

It's never fun when your dog needs medication, and what's even worse is figuring out how to get them to take it. But here are some sneaky tricks to try.

Peanut butter is an excellent way to hide a pill and serves a similar function as a training tool. That said, not all peanut butters are created equal and some dogs—like some humans—have ...

The dog tried reaching for the peanut butter jar that was pushed to the back of the kitchen counter.

For dogs, try wrapping the pill in a slice of lunch meat or cheese, or burying it beneath a spoonful of wet food or peanut butter. If they like the treat, they should inhale the whole package ...