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Bananas are fine for dogs to eat. Dogs are omnivores, and most fruits are safe for dogs to eat (except grapes). Bananas are a good source for vitamin K, potassium, and other vitamins and minerals. Large quantities may cause stool problems however and is not recommended.
Palm oil is another product that some brands of peanut butter (usually those at the lower end of the price spectrum) use to substitute the more expensive peanut oil in their products, and while palm oil is not toxic or harmful to dogs in the same way that xylitol is, it is still best avoided.ust a slightly higher dose of .5grams of xylitol per kg of the dogâs weight can lead to rapid onset permanent liver damage, which can ultimately prove fatal. Any peanut butter or other nut butter product that contains xylitol in any amount should never be given to dogs.