homEdge Puppy Dog Paw and Bone Silicone Molds, Non-Stick Food Grade Silicone Molds for Chocolate, Candy, Jelly, Ice Cube, Dog Treats (Puppy Paw Bone Set of 4PCS)

Purchased these when I decided to start making homemade dog treats. These are such a good buy and can even be used for things other than dog treats. They’re super easy to wash and dry quickly. I feel like they’re high quality especially for the price. I have used them in the oven and freezer and they’re still good as new. The silicon material makes it easy to pop out treats.

Theese are really adorable and also adorable. They wash easily wich is nice. Theese do say safe to use in the oven but I haven't yet. I've only used them to make frozen treats. Yogurt and penut butter mixed with strawberry's and blueberries. I also added a sprinkle of dog food to make it extra tasty for my puppy. He loves them! They are so easy to use. They freeze really well and pop out nice and clean!! Theese are also child friendly. Would be fun for kids to do or help. This would make a perfect gift for any pet owner who wants to make their pet a fun easy and tasty treat!! I LOVE THEESE!!! My puppy loves them too.

Worked great! Made treats and froze them, they came out easily from mold. I used an icing bag.

I have used these molds 3 times so far, twice in the freezer with yogurt and fruit and once in the oven with oats and peanut butter. All 3 times they came out perfect. Easy to use and clean.

I recently picked up the homEdge Puppy Dog Paw and Bone Silicone Molds, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase! These molds are well-made, flexible, and incredibly easy to use, making them perfect for a variety of homemade treats.Pros:✅ High-Quality Silicone – The molds are made of food-grade, BPA-free silicone, ensuring safety for both human and pet treats. They feel durable and don’t have any odd plastic smell.✅ Non-Stick & Easy to Release – Whether I’m making chocolates, gummies, or frozen dog treats, the treats pop out effortlessly without breaking or sticking. A quick twist of the mold, and they slide right out!✅ Great Size & Shape – The paw and bone designs are adorable and well-defined, making them great for special occasions, gift-making, or just fun everyday treats. They’re not too big or too small, just the right size for snacks.✅ Easy to Clean – The silicone is dishwasher-safe, but they’re also easy to rinse by hand. Even sticky ingredients don’t leave a residue.✅ Multipurpose – I’ve successfully used them for homemade dog treats, chocolates, ice cubes, and even bath melts. The flexibility of the silicone makes them incredibly versatile.Minor Considerations:➖ A bit flimsy when filled – Since the silicone is quite flexible, it’s best to place the molds on a tray or baking sheet before filling them, especially if you’re using liquid mixtures.➖ Not super deep – The molds make thin treats rather than thick ones, which works well for small bites but may not be ideal if you’re looking for chunkier treats.Final Verdict:If you’re looking for cute, functional, and high-quality silicone molds, these are a fantastic choice. They’re perfect for dog treats, chocolates, and other creative projects. The ease of use, non-stick design, and adorable shapes make them a great addition to any kitchen. Highly recommended!⭐ 5/5 Stars!

Super flexible and easy to pop out the ice/puppy-cicles!

What I liked ..great price for 4 molds!Made great frozen treats for my diabetic dogSome have mentioned cheap or flimsy..well first of all for less than 6 bucks for 4 molds it's not gonna be Martha Stewart,but I was really pleased. I showed a side shot,yes they are thin but that made it so easy to pop frozen treats out quickly..I have not tried in oven yet ..I would order again..and the photo was for Pupsicles..2cups pumpkin puree,1cup plain yogurt ,whisk together ,put in molds, I covered each tray with plastic wrap, and freeze for at least 1 hr. My dogs love them. You're welcome!

I have an Instagram page for my puppy and so I see a lot of ads relating to pets. One company sells a "dog biscuit kit" for $30 +shipping. When I scrutinized it a bit, it was silicone trays and recipe cards. Nothing else was included. So I shopped here on Amazon and got the same exact molds for $8.50 and then Google to assist me in finding a plethora of free recipes for all natural homemade dog treats.I tried my first recipe today, and decided to make doggie ice cream treats using a 3 ingredient recipe I found online. I filled the molds and used a small silicone spatula to press the "batter" into the molds completely and clean up some overflow. I froze them for about 4 hours and they were so easy to pop right out of the molds, all popped out completely cleanly, no breaking or residue left behind. Clean up was so easy, I just rinsed them with a bit of soapy water and put on a rack to dry. The shapes are super cute and I may try my hand at making baked treats when summer is over.In case anyone is wondering, I made peanut butter apple ice cream. 2 cups of plain non fat yogurt, 1/2 cup MELTED all natural peanut butter, 1/3 cup of unsweetened apple sauce. Mix til smooth, then fill the molds and freeze 4-5 hours. Took me less than 10 minutes and my puppy loves them! Just make sure none of your ingredients contain artificial sweeteners (even if it says "natural"), as they are toxic for dogs.