K9 Cakery Paw Silicone Pan 6 Cavity

I use this paw pan for something a little different. My black lab passed away in August so I bought this pan to make cement paws with her ashes mixed in. I just lightly coated each paw mold with Vaseline, mixed up the cement (made it a little runny so it was easier to pour), sprinkled in some of her ashes in each paw while pouring the cement in. I let it harden outside for several hours, then popped each paw out. I noticed the silicone made it a little hard for the cement to cure, so I let them sit out for a while longer (outside of the mold). They turned out great! I placed most of them in my yard and I painted one grey with black pads and placed it under a rose bush my parents planted in her memory at their house. The attached picture is before I painted the black pads, but you get the idea.BTW, I was able to clean ALL the cement out of these molds very easily, so I can use them again for doggie cakes or whatever in the future. :-)

I bought this pan to make smaller size cakes for our Pembroke Corgi Smokey for his Birthday. I sprayed the pan with cooking spray before adding the batter (using the Puppy Cake Pumpkin Cake and Frosting Mix). Baked as directed and every single one came out of the mold beautifully. Six perfect little paw prints for the boys. I froze four of them and have been taking one out every other day, thawing and each of our boys get half of one for dessert after their dinner.This pan is great. Nothing sticks and the pan cleans up neatly in the top shelf of the dishwasher. I'm so glad I have it. Will make another of the cake mixes for Lukas when his Birthday comes next April!!Love this pan!!

Adore this mold! Have made frozen ice treats for my dogs using salt free chicken broth. Have also made low fat plain yogurt frozen treats. Purchased one for a friend too. Helpful hint, if making broth treats, place a tray or cutting board under silicone mold before pouring broth. This makes it easy to transport into the freezer.

Love baking paw shaped doggy pupcakes in these. Just use a cookie sheet for added support. Liked them so much a bought the bone cupcake pans and a larger cake pan too...use a little cooking spray and cakes pop right out with no sticking. This summer we plan on making ice cream treats in them and I am sure they will work just as nicely.

I ordered these for a Great Dane birthday party - excellent product. Easy wash, easy use, and best of all they created very dimensional cup cakes. See the photo for detail. I didn't want to frost hem (with yogurt) because the detail was so well done. I used the cupcake pan to make a PuppyCake mix. The single box made 4 good-sized paw print cupcakes (for reference), and I wiped a little unrefined coconut oil on them to ensure non stick. Worked perfectly!

I JUST LOVE THIS MUFFIN PAN! THE MUFFINS BAKE UP EVENLY & POP RIGHT OUT OF THIS PAN WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS & THEY LOOK SOOOO CUTE!!! THEY ARE ALMOST TOO CUTE TO EAT!! THE ONLY DRAWBACK TO THIS PAN IS THAT, LIKE ALL SILICONE PANS, IT IS SUPER FLIMSY, SO YOU NEED TO USE A COOKIE SHEET UNDERNEATH IT TO TRANSPORT IT TO & FROM THE OVEN. OTHER THAN THAT, I LOVE THIS MUFFIN PAN & USE IT ALL THE TIME. MY PLAIN-JANE MUFFIN PAN IS NOW SITTING IN MY CABINET COLLECTING DUST. THIS WOULD BE A PERFECT GIFT FOR ANY PET OWNER! I JUST LOVE IT!!

I'm not much of a woo hoo! kind of person but, ...well... WOO HOO!!! This is a FANTASTIC silicone pan. I LOVE it! Being that my business is all about pets, this pan makes GREAT unfragranced soaps for my clients! The paws release better when the soaps are harder so I leave them to solidify in the pan for an extra 24 hours when using lard, but for my usual small batches with Palm oil, the paws pop right out after 2 days. WOO HOO! My clients LOVE the... Paw Soaps!

I got 4 of these and I love them! They are very nice sized and the material is heavy duty. The detail they give is terrific!I highly recommend them and will buy more if they become available .