Food Grade Silicone Molds for Puppy Dog Paws and Bones - HomEdge Non-Stick Chocolate, Candy, Jelly, Ice Cube, Dog Treat Molds (Set of 4PCS) Review

Fantastic. This did what I was hoping for. I took a can of pumpkin, put it down, filled it up and froze it. They popped up so easily and my dogs will have healthy treats available!

I make PB/coconut oil treats for my dog and these molds are the perfect size and easy to take out and clean. I always worry about giving him too much and the smaller shapes allow me to give him more treats. He loves her!

Worked great. However, the paw prints are too thick. We made pralines out of it and filled them all the way, I would recommend filling them about half full to get a good thickness. We ended up throwing up paws and just using the bones. That was excellent

I bought these to make homemade dog treats. The treats come out so good and sweet and my dog loves them (although I'm sure she just loves the food lol). I usually prefer to use plain yogurt and unsweetened applesauce and freeze them. Sometimes I add blueberries. I also use low sodium beef broth or water as she also loves ice cubes. Silicone is safe to freeze, microwave, dishwasher or even bake. Still finding fun recipes to try.

I'm afraid to use this because it smelled like some kind of chemical when opened. Is it really BPA free? I see a review mentioning the smell and the person said he washed it with bergamot and something else to get rid of the smell. has anyone else had problems with it? Nowhere on the packaging does it say it's FDA approved and BPA free. I received another set of silicone molds and they didn't smell at all, they also had FDA approval and the company name on the label and a BPA free label…

We have 4 dogs. I'm very picky about what treats I serve them. And my daughter loves to bake. So she decided to try her hand at making dog treats! She made a bunch of pumpkin and peanut butter treats in silicone bone molds. The dogs loved her very much. And we knew exactly what was invested in them. My daughter even prepared a batch to take to a friend who was visiting across the country! Her dog loved her too! I highly recommend these bowls. They're easy to use, treats come out instantly, and…

I bought these silicone molds to make 'babies' as I call them for my dogs. I've found them to be a lot easier to get frozen treats out of than a plastic ice tray, and they take up less space in the freezer. I also like that the molds are smaller than a regular ice cube as my dogs tend to swallow everything whole. I haven't tried them yet, but I plan to do so in the future. I found them a little time consuming to clean as you have to hand scrub out every single mold, but I don't use them often…

I felt like a top chef in the kitchen making very simple dog treat recipes with these silicone bowls. I went to bed late and saw a dog treat recipe on Pinterest. Our pup is 27 pounds, but we just adopted a 90 pound golden retriever and I didn't get it: the bigger the dog, the more expensive the treats and the less you get. Hence this purchase. I've used these molds twice to make frozen peanut butter and pumpkin treats. Our puppies both love them, which makes me tingle knowing I'm literally…