- 【For Large Toys】: MOLD ONLY, NO TOYS INCLUDED. BABORUI 6 cavities silicone dog treat molds’s size is the same as the original, which perfectly compatible with Woof Pupsicle & Power Chewer Pupsicle Dog Toy Large 25-75lbs, not XL 75lbs up
- 【Saving More Time】:Compared to other 4 cavities mold, our 6-cavity mold makes more frozen dog treats at once, saving time and perfect for multi-dog households or frequent use
- 【Food Grade Material】: BPA-free silicone, reusable, durable, safe for peace of mind, taking responsibility for pet’s diet
- 【Easy to Use & Clean】: Dishwasher safe. Sturdy base without deformed, easy to pop out frozen treats
- 【Unlock Healthy DIY Treats】:Supports various healthy ingredients (peanut butter, yogurt, pumpkin, chicken broth, etc.), simplify preparation and fill every lick with pure joy for your dog!
| Brand Name | BABORUI |
|---|---|
| Number of Pieces | 6 |
| Manufacturer | BABORUI |
| Manufacturer Part Number | H-263 |
| Model Number | H-263 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Item Dimensions | 6.5 x 4.5 x 1.6 inches |
| Volume | 1 ounce |
| Material Type | Silicone |
| Material Type Free | Bisphenol-A (BPA) Free |
| Color | L(25-75lbs) |
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Kim bodle –
Perfect fit for my pupsicle size large
T.P. –
The silicone treat mold is of great quality and easy to clean. They make it so easy to make different types of treats and don’t retain any smell after cleaning them. I run them through the dish washer. Once the treats are frozen in the mold they are easy to remove without sticking to the mold. They seem to be very durable! Love my purchase and will buy more.
Con: would be great if it had a lid to protect the treats while in the freezer.
Tallila Porter –
Very nice mold for popsicle. Make your own healthy treats. Dog loves the full setup.
Tiffany –
The official Woof branded pupsicle mold sells for $11.99 for 4 molds, expensive as heck. I bought this offbranded one and it works just as well, it fits the pupsicle and there’s 6 molds and it costs less than offical branded stuff.
Benjamin Salfer –
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My dog is absolutely obsessed with his pupsicle toy and this silicone mold is perfect for making your own popsicles at home!
It was very simple to mix up some treats and then put them in this mold and then in the freezer. I generally use peanut butter, bananas, and oats in my dog treats.
These homemade treats actually seem to keep my dog entertained longer than the store bought treats. I think this is because it kind of smooshes into the devices the longer he eats it.
Lastly, the silicone dog treat mold is very easy to use and pop the treats out and it is even easier to clean. I just put it in the dishwasher once it’s empty prior to making a new batch. I would 100% recommend this to anyone who’s dog loves popsicles!
FeralmoonShaman –
Perfect to buy with the pupsicle holder things from Kong – I got the small ones for the doodle and the pug so these fit perfectly. They’ve held up to the dishwasher, they’re easy to clean, you can pop the frozen treats right out and it doesn’t seem to impact the taste at all since the dogs will eat the treats just fine. Just mixed together some yogurt, pumpkin and peanutbutter, put a little treat in the bottom first, topped with the wet mix and froze it. Way cheaper than pup cups or pupsicles and the dogs love them.
Dr. A Cula –
This fits my dogs’ XL Woof ball perfectly. I wanted to make the dog treats in bulk, and this (along with the 4-cell one from Woof) work perfectly. Good quality; can’t tell the difference between the two.
JR –
I have mixed feelings about this mold. It does work as advertised in that the mold is the correct size for the small pupsicle. I was anticipating a product design less floppy? The entire tray is silicone/bendy/flexible. This has pros and cons- it’s easy to wash and manipulate, but it’s difficult to fill with liquid ingredients like bone broth. The lid does not “snap on”, it simply lays on top of the tray, and it is also floppy silicone. I bought this one as it has a lid, and I thought it would help prevent contents from spilling out when putting in the freezer, but I truly feel like the lid is essentially useless. You still have to put on a completely flat surface and the lid does not prevent contents from moving around. Also be careful when filling with more liquid ingredients, if there is any meniscus or liquid curve or if it expands, it will not fit in the pupsicle- I would recommend slightly under filling.
I feel like it a bit overpriced and was underwhelmed when removing from the package. I have cheap ice cube trays that are half plastic/half silicone with lids that are sturdier and more secure. I wish this had a similar design. I will try to use it a few more times and see how it goes.