These bakers rewards come in packs of 15 sticks and are priced at £1.59 a bag from Pets at Home stores. Not a bad price for 15 sticks.. which makes it app 10p per stick! I buy the mixed packs which contain chicken, beef and lamb flavours in one pack. A good variety however they do include a beef flavour which isn't the best for dogs and I try not to give my dog too many beef treats! Each of the sticks are made indented which means they are easily broken down to smaller treats of a size suitable for your dog! They are useful to use when training your dog, and are a nutritious snack! I was actualy surprised at the nutrition values ...  Read the complete review

The review is specifically Bakers Rewards Puppy (as in for puppies and not adult dogs although you can carry them through to adulthood - according to the packet). The reason I bought this item is whilst looking for some treats for my puppy in Wilkinson I found these at the very good price of £1.20. I really liked the packaging and that did also play a part in why I picked them up, I was looking at the pet isle and found nothing looked overly exciting but this packet did. The treats are designed for dogs aged 4 -24 months. There is a guideline on the back of how many treats a dog should have, they are as follows: < 7 kg = 2 ...  Read the complete review

I have previously mentioned in past reviews that I have a couple of pets namely a hamster and a dog. Barney, my 7 year old Yorkshire Terrier is a typical terrier; he is a yappy little thing who likes to get his own way and sulks when he doesn't. He is a fussy eater when it comes to pet food and turns his nose up at the big brands preferring to eat sliced meat bought from the chilled counter at supermarkets. Treats however he will deem appropriate to eat and along with his regular favourites, Rodeos he also enjoys Bakers Treats from time to time. I prefer the Bakers personally as the ones I buy him in come in pack of 15 and therefore last him longer than ...  Read the complete review

I have a Jack Russell called Alfie. he is a rescue dog from the dog's trust and I have had him for 3 years now - he is 8 years old. On our daily walks I sometimes have trouble getting him to do what I want - which is usually just to come back to me - when he is distracted by other dogs and people. This is where bakers rewards come to the fore. Alfie is easily blackmailed by the promise of "sweeties" and it certainly focuses his mind a bit more when we are out and about when he knows there is something nice in my pocket. These treats come in a resealable bag containing 15 sticks and this ensures that the last treat is as soft and ...  Read the complete review

Bakers Rewards are tasty dog treats that come in packs of 15 in two varieties Chicken or Mixed packs. The mixed pack has chicken , beef and lamb flavours and they are £1.69 per pack of 15. Packaging They come in a handy reseal able bag which is easy to open and close and keeps them fresh, although they don't hang around long enough to go off in our house. Depending on size and weight the recommended daily maximum is between 2 and 6 treats per day. 2 per day for dogs up to 7kg 3 per day for dogs up to 15kg 6 per day for dogs up to 30kg. I personally would not feed at these levels, especially 2 for ...  Read the complete review