Elfkitwang 5-Piece Dog Paw and Bone-Shaped Silicone Molds

Catb: Would purchase again easy to use durable

United States on Oct 19, 2023

Tina M. Green: Love using these but wish they were larger

United States on Sep 20, 2023

charline hamel: wowwwwww

Canada on Aug 17, 2023

Susan Sullivan: These work well for homemade treats. The bone molds are kind of small if you have a big dog though. Mine are 50+ pounds and the molds are okay for them. I actually wish they had 3 of the bone trays instead of the larger pink tray. They've held up well in the oven so far, are easy to clean and removing the treats is not a problem.

United States on Jul 18, 2023

D.G.D.G.: I make dog treats to give to my friends and neighbors. It's a nice gift for their pets. These work great. I put the molds on a cookie sheet (you definitely want to do that before filling them), then slide them into the fridge. They wash up nicely in the dishwasher, but need to be air dried or dried by hand as the silicone won't fully dry, at least not in my dishwasher.

United States on Jul 02, 2023

Morgan W: I like making homemade treats for my dog and these are the cutest little molds and perfect size for a treat!

United States on Jun 29, 2023

Emma Clark: These are awesome, great value for the pack and I like the variety of shapes and sizes.

Canada on Feb 06, 2023

FreesiaFreesia: Love these, so versatile and easy to use as well as clean.

My first batch filled most of all the 5 molds except the larger paws. On top of my head but also with healing nutrition in mind. As shown in pics, I've modified it to have all molds filled.

Frozen doggy antioxidant treats recipe:

1 Ripped banana
1 Cup Shredded Carrots
1 Cup Cooked spaghetti squash (or other squash, pumpkin, or cooked yam)
2 Medium OJ with zest ice cubes (or 4 tbsp OJ or half an orange with skin-well washed)
1 Cup water
3 TBSP peanut butter
1/4 Cup Crushed to powder Liver freeze-dried treats

Mix with a high-speed blender till smooth, pour into silicone mold then freeze.
Once thoroughly frozen remove from the molds and place in non-toxic silicone reusable bags.

Canada on Jun 10, 2022

Hanna VFHanna VF: These are exactly what I was looking for and far more affordable than the ones in pet stores. I use them to freeze additives of my dogs meals, like the goats milk and beef broth. The molds are easy to clean, easy to pop the cubes out of, and make his meals a bit cuter haha. Perfect!

Canada on Sep 17, 2021

AllieAllie: These are so cute and I can make little frozen snacks for my foster dogs out of anything I like. I've been able to blend in supplements with foods they love and it's helped me make sure they get what they need. It's also great for dogs who eat too fast because they have to lick them and break them apart. You could absolutely feed entire meals to them this way if they really love their kibble! Just soak it in water and then blend it up to pour it in. It's good work for their brains and it's cold here but I'm guessing the frozen treats would be nice for them in the hotter temperatures.

The only thing with the little bones in this pack is they're fairly small. If you have a very large dog, the paws and big bones are better for them. We foster dogs of all sizes so the variety pack worked best for me but if you'd only use the big ones then a different pack might work better for you.

Canada on Mar 17, 2021