The Treat That’s Got Tails Wagging: Peamutt Balls Land at Pets at Home

They say you shouldn’t mix business with pleasure — but nobody told the dogs. And now, thanks to the latest launch from the UK's most nut-obsessed pet pantry, your four-legged friend’s snack game just levelled up. Introducing Peamutt Balls — the treat so good, it’s giving dog owners second thoughts.

Straight out of the kitchens of F. Duerr & Sons in Manchester — Britain’s long-standing peanut butter authority and the name behind many of the nation’s favourite jams — comes a protein-packed snack tailored for tail-waggers everywhere. Already adored by discerning pups up and down the country, Peamutt Butter Balls have officially hit the shelves at Pets at Home, making them more accessible than ever.

So what’s the fuss about? Think premium dog peanut butter laced with roasted peanuts, chia seeds and a touch of apple purée — then rolled into bite-sized brilliance. They’re grain-free, gluten-free, palm oil-free, and full of healthy fats, vitamin B, niacin and vitamin E. In other words, this is the gourmet dog treat reimagined — one that doesn’t just reward good behaviour but actually does some good, too.

Handily packed for on-the-go adventures, Peamutt Balls double as a pocket-friendly training tool or a cheeky snack mid-walk. For the cunning dog owner, they can even be moulded to hide a tablet — meaning your next vet-prescribed mission might just be met with enthusiastic tail wags.

It’s no surprise, really. When your pedigree treat comes from a family-run food empire dating back to 1881 — and the largest producer of peanut butter in the UK — standards are bound to be high. Duerr’s may be known for filling your kitchen cupboards, but it seems they’ve got canine cravings covered too. With Peamutt Butter already reigning as the UK’s top vegan peanut butter for dogs, Peamutt Balls are simply the next chapter in this rather nutty love affair.

Whether you’re hitting the agility circuit or just trying to bribe your bulldog off the sofa, these balls are the answer. Just don’t be surprised if you find yourself tempted — after all, they do smell suspiciously good.

Available now at Pets at Home and on Amazon. For more info, visit peamutt.co.uk or follow @peamuttbutteruk on Instagram.