Peanut Butter & Banana Soft Dog Treats (150g)

I bought the smaller pack to try on walks and they’ve been brilliant. Soft enough to pinch into bits, but they don’t turn my coat pocket into crumbs.

My dog is normally suspicious of anything new. These got one sniff and then the full sit-paw-spin routine, so I think that says enough.

Really nice for my older boy who can’t manage hard biscuits like he used to. He still gets excited for treats, and these are gentle for him to chew.

The only issue is my dog now expects one after every single garden trip. That’s not really the treats’ fault.

They’re easy to break into quick little rewards and don’t make my hands smell awful. My collie is very much on board.

My dog has turned her nose up at a lot of soft treats. These she actually chews and waits for another, which is rare.

My dog ate them, but preferred the crunchier Gizzls biscuits. I think he just likes something with more bite.

I like the short ingredient list and the fact they’re hand-baked. My dog only cares that they taste good, and apparently they do.

These are perfect when I want a small treat that still feels high value. I use them after grooming and nail trims.

They’re much easier to use than hard biscuits when we’re out. I just wish I’d bought two packs because we got through them quickly.

Puppy training is chaos, but these help. They’re soft, easy to break, and exciting enough to bring his brain back into the room.

My spaniel has lost a few teeth and I’m careful with hard treats. These are soft enough for him and he absolutely loves the smell.

I’m pleased they don’t have that fake sweet smell. They smell like peanut butter and banana, and my dog gets very polite when they come out.

My dog sniffed them and walked off, which is very on brand for him. I liked the idea of them, but he had other plans.

The pieces are easy to tear into tiny bits, so the 150g bag lasts well for training. Much better than giving big treats every time.

I keep these for getting my dog into the car. He’s not suddenly a travel enthusiast, but he is much easier to persuade.

Nice soft texture and not oily. My dog enjoyed them, although she still rates anything fishy as her number one.

My dog has worked out which cupboard these live in and now sits in front of it hopefully. They are clearly a success.

My old girl takes her time with food now, and these are soft enough that she manages them happily. They feel like a treat, not a chore.

I tear them up and pop a few pieces into a puzzle toy. They’re soft enough to wedge in without crumbling into dust.

This was meant to be a trial pack. It has now become a ‘why didn’t I order more?’ pack.

One dog is greedy and one dog is fussy, so getting agreement is rare. Both hovered by the bag after the first treat.

Bought for my mum’s older dog and she really enjoyed them. They’re soft but still feel like a proper baked treat.

Soft, quick to break, and exciting enough to compete with other dogs at the park. That is not easy with mine.

The 150g pack is perfect for trying the flavour or keeping in a bag for days out. Mine stayed soft and fresh.

These were eaten, but with less enthusiasm than the Liver & Blueberry Soft Bites. Still a good option, just not his top flavour.

They smell simple and natural, not like a sweet shop. The dog does not care about that, but I do.

My dog will spit treats out dramatically if they’re not up to standard. These stayed in her mouth, which is basically a five-star review.

My rescue is nervous and takes food carefully. These are soft and small enough that she’ll accept them from visitors, which has been lovely.

The second the bag opened, both dogs appeared from nowhere. They’ve now decided these are the good treats.

I’ve tried lots of soft treats that crumble everywhere. These hold their shape much better, which makes dog walks less annoying.

Our dog Teddy goes mad for these. The texture is really nice as they’re softer than his kibble and lots of his other treats. I think he sees them as more of a tasty treat instead of another dry biscuit.

Our dog Teddy goes mad for these. The texture is really nice as they’re softer than his kibble and lots of his other treats. I think he sees them as more of a tasty treat instead of another dry biscuit.