Holiday Pet Treat Mold

Looking for a holiday dog treat that’s a little different—and a lot more fun? This dishwasher-safe, food-safe silicone treat mold from SodaPup® is exactly what Santa Paws ordered. Designed for DIY pet enrichment, this flexible mold lets you create healthy gelatin treats, frozen snacks, or even lick-and-play recipes your dog can enjoy straight from the tray. Simply mix pet-safe gelatin for homemade “jelly shots,” or fill each cavity with freezable options like pumpkin puree, yogurt, or broth blended with Farm to Pet food toppers for added flavor and nutrition. You can also turn the mold into an enrichment puzzle—fill the cavities with small treats, cover with a towel or lick mat, and watch your pup sniff, nudge, and hunt them down with glee.

What makes it a great holiday choice:

Creates fun, paw-liday-themed shapes using gelatin, purees, broths, or other soft dog-safe ingredients.
Made from FDA-compliant, non-toxic, food-grade silicone that is freezer-safe, microwave-safe, and dishwasher-safe for effortless cleaning.
Perfect for seniors, puppies, and dogs with chewing difficulties, offering soft, gentle, easy-to-eat treat options.
Doubles as an enrichment tool, allowing pet parents to create interactive, engaging treat-based activities.
Supports nutritious homemade recipes—gelatin contains naturally occurring amino acids that help support joint, skin, and nail health.
Ideal for layering with Farm to Pet Treat Toppers, enhancing both taste and nutritional value in any homemade dog treat.
Reusable, durable, and eco-friendly, giving pet parents a long-lasting alternative to packaged treats.
Made in the USA by SodaPup®, a trusted brand in safe enrichment tools for pets.

Pet parents can create wholesome treats all season long with this festive mold, offering a simple way to elevate nutrition, add enrichment, and make mealtime or playtime more engaging. As with any homemade treat, always choose dog-safe ingredients and consult your veterinarian if you have questions about your pet’s dietary needs or food sensitivities.