2 Pack Silicone Molds Puppy Dog Paw and Dog Bone Silicone Dog Treat Molds for Baking Chocolate,Candy,Jelly,Ice Cube,Dog Treats

2 Pack Silicone Molds Puppy Dog Paw and Dog Bone Silicone Dog Treat Molds for Baking Chocolate,Candy,Jelly,Ice Cube,Dog Treats

$ 8.99

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Based on 634 ratings

Easy to clean

9.58

Easy to remove

9.58

Easy to use

8.98

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THE TREAT MOLDS ARE MADE OF PREMIUM FOOD GRADE SILICONE AND ARE BPA-FREE. Non-stick is a term used to describe a substance that does not adhere to itself Clean and simple to use.

FIT FOR MICROWAVE, OVEN, REFRIGERATOR, AND DISHWASHER: These dog molds are microwave, oven, refrigerator, and dishwasher safe. Tolerance for temperatures ranging from -40 to 445 degrees Fahrenheit.

MULTIFUNCTIONAL: These paw molds can be used to make cookies, candies, chocolate, soaps, dog birthday cakes, bread, and jelly for your beloved pet, as well as to encourage children to bake or to decorate your dog's birthday party.

SIZE OF THE MOLD: SIZE OF THE MOLD IS SIZE OF THE MOLD IS 8 x 6. 1 x 0. Puppy Paw Cavity: 1 inch (L x W x L), 6 inches (L x W x L). 8 x 1. 57 x 0. Bone Mold: 2 inches, 6 inch 4 x 1. 1 x 0. 8-Cavity, 6 inches

CONTENTS OF THE BOX If you aren not 110% satisfied with your purchase, we will SEND A NEW ONE or offer a FULL refund to you.

Questions & Answers

What are the potential applications for these molds?

These molds can be used to make chocolate and dog treats, as well as candy, jelly, and frozen dog treats. You can also use them to make your own frozen yogurt treats with fruit or to freeze peanut butter.

What is the capacity of each mold in terms of ounces?

Each sheet weighs about 5 oz.

Where do these come from?

These are made in China and shipped from the United States of America.

Is it safe to bake it?

Yes, it bakes and freezes well. I've used it to make fruit yogurt and ice cubes, both of which turned out beautifully.

Selected User Reviews For 2 Pack Silicone Molds Puppy Dog Paw and Dog Bone Silicone Dog Treat Molds for Baking Chocolate,Candy,Jelly,Ice Cube,Dog Treats

It's extremely small

3/5

Work for their intended purpose, but we have dobermans, and finding x-rays is a challenge. Large molds appear to be out of the question. These are small enough to be eaten by a small dog.

Ayden Aguirre

| Sep 20, 2021

For dog cookies, this method does not work

3/5

The cookies will not resemble the image in any way. Even after double baking, it's impossible to get a crunchy dog biscuit/cookie from this mold. We won't be making chocolates or candy for a dog, and they don't seem to mind the shape of an ice cube, so I'm not sure what else we can do with them. Perhaps some bananas? In the summer, make flavored ice cubes.

Shiloh Mann

| Jan 06, 2021

It is a hit with my dog! So cute

5/5

It is simple to get rid of. It could be my technique; I'm trying to improve the removal process.

Addyson Cummings

| Apr 08, 2021

So cute and durable! These were purchased specifically for the purpose of making dog treats

5/5

They're incredibly simple to work with. I've made pumpkin treats, yogurt treats, peanut butter treats, and a variety of other types of treats. I've discovered that we go through a lot more healthy dog treats now than we did previously.

Adeline Leach

| Sep 16, 2021

So cute! These were used to make frozen treats for my dog

5/5

They just came out of nowhere. After that, I made some gelatin treats for my grandchildren, which also popped out. These are simple to clean and store because they roll up.

Dustin Haas

| Feb 17, 2021

Non- Dog bones in stick, cute shapes Peanut butter, canned pumpkin, and old-fashioned oats were used to make dog treats

5/5

Dough was pressed into molds, then baked and cooled in the oven. One of my dogs sat on my feet the entire time I was making these treats because they popped right out of the molds and looked perfect. Lol. They went over extremely well!.

Rebecca HUMPHRIES

| Aug 08, 2021

It's not easy to get rid of it

3/5

I thought the concept was cute, but the treats don't come out of the mold easily. The treats were literally in pieces by the time I removed them from the molds.

Marlee Coleman

| Feb 06, 2021

Excellent craftsmanship

5/5

They're simple to work with, which I appreciate. Instead of three separate molds, I wish they were a longer length. However, I am content with them.

Giovanni Davidson