7 Pack Dog Treat Molds, Puppy Paw and Bone Molds, Non-stick Dog Ice Molds Trays, Reusable Baking Molds for Chocolate, Candy, Cupcake, Biscuits- perfect Puppy Cookie Molds for Pet lovers

I love these, just what I was looking for. Highly recommend.

Tik tok always gets me and i saw some girl making frozen yogurt and fruit treats for her dogs. I ordered from another compamy and got molds that aren't useable, so i tried again...THESE ARE PERFECT! My 2 pibbles LOVE their frozen treats!! It was super easy to use, clean and the treats came out perfect ...plus bonus, you get the dog biscuit cutters!!

My dog's favorite treats are the gummys I make for her. The molds are easy to use and I can just push the gummys out when they are ready. The only thing you need to be aware is that with most of these types of molds, you will need a tray underneath when carrying because it's not stable, but that is expected.If you're interested in making some easy gummys here is my recipe (modified from something I found on a site):Ingredients List- 3/4 cup bone broth- 2 tbsp powdered gelatin- 1/8 tsp turmeric with black pepper (bought mix from amazon) (optional)- Freeze dried chicken or beef crushed into powder or another treat that you have around and your puppy may not have liked. (optional and I use a couple of tablespoons)- Ham, turkey or another flavorful meatInstructionsPour 1/2 cup of the bone broth into a small saucepanStir turmeric and pepper (and powdered treats or ham or turkey) into broth in saucepanIf you decide to add meat, add to the pan and let it boil to absorb the flavor.Use moderate heat to bring broth to a boilMeanwhile...Sprinkle gelatin over remaining 1/4 cup of bone brothAllow it to sit for 4 to 5 minutes for broth to absorb the gelatinPut silicone molds onto baking tray for stabilityOnce the broth in saucepan comes to the boil, remove it from heat and allow to stand for 30 seconds to one minuteSlowly pour hot broth into cold broth/gelatin mixture and whisk well until thoroughly blended*make sure to strain the meat (I use the meat to add to my dog's next meal*Fill silicone molds to the top with brothAllow to cool,then refrigerate for at least 3 hours until gummies are firm and 'set'You can find the main recipe by searching "gummy dog treats" and the site is wiggleworthy

I made a batch of treats using all of the trays. The pink one with ten paw prints has very soft sidewalls. They will bugle when you press the mix in. If not corrected it may cause it to be difficult to remove the biscuits as they will be bigger in the center than the top opening of the mold. See the difference in the far left(not bulging) compared to the ones on the right.I realized that they were bulging and just used my finger to push the indents back. I had no problem with cooking or unmolding any. The other mold aren't as deep and held their shape well.

Just what I was looking for!

The media could not be loaded.  Very easy to use. I love the paw print and bone shaped molding. Treats popped right out still in shape. These are definitely going to make life easier for making my fur baby treats. Was definitely worth it!

Just what I was looking for to make my own pup treats,

I bought these to make frozen dog treats for my two dogs. One is a St. Bernard mix and the other is a chihuahua, and since they have vastly different sized mouths, I needed to find to find treat molds that came in a variety of sizes, and these do that. My St. Bernard has food allergies and my chihuahua is a picky eater, so making my own treats for them has become my latest pastime. These are fantastic, and I made so many, I was able to share them with other fellow dog owners.