🐾 Shxmlf Puppy Treat Molds – Food Grade Silicone Dog Paw and Bone Mold for Biscuits, Chocolate, Candy, Cake Baking – Non-stick Ice Cube Mould – Oven, Microwave, Freezer, Dishwasher Safe – 5 Pack Review

I liked her, he did his job. The bones were too small. You need to buy more so they don't get lost in preparation for the treat distribution.

Great for dog treats. The only thing I brought with me was that the treats could easily burn. We put a baking sheet underneath and it worked much better. Treats to cook simple and easy to clean.

I use them for RESIN. The little ones are more difficult to clean, but they come out so beautiful, shiny even. I used alcohol ink on two of the photos, they are cute and there are so many of them that the bones have to be filled to the brim before taking them out or the center of the bone will be very thin.

Great for baking or freezing dog treats! The same day they arrived they were used to make frozen treats for puppies to help with teething. Gets out of shape easily and my pup loved the happy cold to help with teething! Definitely recommend to everyone! Very happy with this purchase.

Larger size makes it easier to fill, clean, bake and really shape, smaller ones are a pain in the neck and never cook evenly or fully into shape no matter what recipe I use use. Small ones have proven to be good for frozen treats and are better for frozen yogurt fruit treats or bouillon cubes.

I made my dog a treat before using the cutters. These forms were much simpler. My dogs will be happy because I will be making them more often. I'm glad it's so easy now. I baked the treats at 375 for 35 minutes and they came out great. I sprayed it on the molds when I first used it, but never again after that. Treats popped up easily. I wash it in the dishwasher which is a big plus.

I am very happy with it! So many silicone molds in one package. Bargain at a great price. You can make treats for both small and large dogs. They're perfect when chilled in the freezer overnight. If you're making a treat and it's a bit watery, just add some yogurt. I've made treats with watermelon, banana, peanut butter, and yogurt.

Love these for shaping and freezing golden paste and bone broth. Much prettier than our old plain ice cube trays. We broke a few frozen pieces when extracting with small bone shells, but that's because they weren't filled to the brim. The ones we filled to the brim came out perfect. The trays are expectedly fragile, so we lined them with a baking tray when transporting them to the freezer.

This is a delicious treat for dogs or their lovers. I found a recipe similar to caramelized corn and wanted to make it. Revane had the perfect Halloween uniforms. The forms came with a handy reusable pouch. I've used them for frozen treats to give to my canine friends as Halloween gifts. Just the right size too. Here are some tips to make it easier to use: 1. Use a very small spoon to pour the ingredients into the mold. 2. When you are ready to put them in the freezer, put them on the back of…