Palksky140-Cavity Small Round Silicone Mold/Semicircle Chocolate Drops Mold/Dog Treats Pan/Semi Sphere Gummy Candy Molds for Ganache Jelly Caramels Cookies Pet Treats Baking Mold

I washed and used this product right away as I was anxious to try it. Works so well, and easy to clean! Can roll it up to store it and it makes the perfect size treat for my 20lb Husky puppy. I'll update my review once I've had it a while longer.

I bought the silicon mold tray with "small cavity" to try as I found an earlier purchase mold with "mini" rounds popular on social media were too small. Maybe its because I have big man hands or my golden retriever prefers something more substantial, but I much prefer the "small" size. Note that it takes 3 cans of dog treat mousse to spread on silicon mat with the 'small' cavities vs. 2 cans on the 'mini rounds'. Works out to ~$8 for a bag of treats, not much cost savings, but at least you have better control of the food content.

Easy to use

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.

Love making dig treats with these

Just got it today. Wife already made treats for the dog working perfectly!

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.

I mean it works but it’s very floppy and thin but it is pretty cheap and everything removes easily I use this for making wax melts and it does the job would recommend