- Palksky 468-Cavity Mini Round Silicone Mold/Chocolate Drops Mold/Dog Treats Pan/Semi Sphere Gummy Candy Molds for Ganache Jelly Caramels Cookies Pet Treats Baking Mold (1 Cavity - 0.02 Oz)

I bought this to make my own dog treats and use up some of the extra eggs we have on the homestead. This has been the best investment I have made for my dogs and their training! Over 400 treats can be made from one sheet, this has paid for itself in less than a month compared to buying commercial dog treats! The mat is super easy to clean in hot soapy water. It's too floppy to put in the dishwasher but you might be able to lay it flat on the top rack. Due to the thin and floppy nature of the baking mat/mold tray you need to put it on a large baking sheet to use it. With the dog treat recipe(s) we use it is easy to pour onto the mat then spread across the molds with a silicone spatula. A little goes a long way! We freeze the excess and make treats for the week that we keep in the fridge but you could have multiple molds in the oven baking and freeze the extra treats and defrost them as you need them for training. The treats are easy to remove from the tray just lift the silicone mat although I have only tried it for making dog treats not for anything else so some recipes or foods may be harder to remove from the tray. We use variations of 1 can sardines in oil, 3-4 eggs, 1/4 cup cheese, 1 cup whole wheat flour mixed in a food processor to make a batter. We sometimes add cooked veggies, change the sardines to chicken or other meat and some broth. Pour onto the mat and bake at 375F for about 20 mins. The treats puff up and are easy to come out of the tray. The treats it makes are small so it is great for my dogs and all the training we are doing together. I work with my dogs everyday so we go through a lot of treats! I would recommend this for any pet parent working through positive reinforcement training who wants to be able to create treats for their pup. This is also great for a clicker trainer or positive reinforcement dog trainer who needs a lot of treats and who may need to have recipes for dogs with food allergies or restrictions with their clients.

This is fantastic for quickly making large numbers of healthy dog treats. Very easy to use. The size of each treat is small so you can treat your dog often (or give them 2 or 3 at a time if you like to give bigger treats). I found a simple 3 ingredient recipe on Youtube. I find that the cooked treats fall out easily if I dump them out of the mold while they're still hot, if they cool in the mold you have to push a lot of them out from the backside. I make large batches and freeze them. The cost of making your own is a tiny fraction of the price of store-bought treats that contain chemical additives, preservatives and who knows what else. Definitely worth it.

I love this! It makes so many treats and I love knowing exactly what is in the treats I’m giving my dog. They pop out easy, safe for the dishwasher, thin and flimsy, but if you put it on a baking sheet it’s perfectly fine. Had a lot of fun baking for my pup

I filled mine with butterscotch pudding.the froze it , once frozen solid pop them out of the mold. place them in a container and put back in the freezer, they are a great treat. My 2 yr old granddaughter loves them.

This works perfectly for making dog treats. The more I use it, the more I come up with tricks to be more efficient. The mold itself fits a half-sheet pan perfectly. The molds are just the right size. The size and shape of the treats are perfect for my canine friend. I am one for reading ingredient lists and then figuring out how to duplicate the product. Dog treats are now so pricey. I can make my own for less than a third of the cost. One trick is to use an offset spatula for spreading the batter. Let the baked goods cool complete then remove from the mold by inverting. Removing finished treats is quick and clean. Fun for me and fun for the dog.

I decided to start making my own at home treats for my dog, so I could control the ingredients. This is such an easy to use and easy to clean product. I plan to buy another one as a gift for a friend who is starting to bake her own pet treats as well. The silicone mold rolls up nicely for storage, when not in use. When in use, it is flexible yet durable and works wonderfully. It washes clean easily too. After two uses, the cost of this item and ingredients to make my own dog treats has already paid for itself in terms of cost savings. Not to mention, I have peace of mind, knowing I am putting the exact ingredients that I want into the dog treats for my pet. 10/10 recommend!

The kibbels fall right out, I was afraid I would have to work getting the treats out. I used a can of dog food and did one and half tray. I plan on purchasing a bigger tray, the size is smaller than i want but that’s my fault. It was so easy to make the treats.

In training my dog I bought this for high value treats. Once it cooks down the treats are teeny tiny. It’s very floppy so you need to cook it on a baking sheet. It’s sort of a pick each piece out by hand sort of tool. So it’s good to have on hand but I don’t love it.

Perfect for making super tiny training snacks for my Chihuahuas

Great value for the money

I love this silicone mold to make my dog’s treats. I love how many treats I can make per batch and how easy it was to clean afterwards. The individual molds are not very big (0.5 inch width) which makes these perfect for training treats. It took a bit of time to insert the mix into each individual mold (I initially thought I could roll my treat mix on top and fill the indents this way, but it wasn’t that simple). I think I just need more practice with it. Overall, highly recommend this silicone mold. :)

Great Product

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