The SodaPup Bone Shape Silicone Treat Tray Mould makes it easy to turn liquid fillings into frozen treats that keep dogs busy for longer. Pour your chosen filling into the bone-shaped cavities, freeze until solid, and you have a batch of homemade rewards ready whenever they are needed. It is designed to work especially well with Furr Boost liquid drink for dogs.

Serve the frozen bones on their own as a cooling treat, or add them to enrichment treat dispensers and toys for extra mental stimulation. The tray is also handy for portioning out foods such as bone broth, or for hiding supplements inside frozen yoghurt or kefir. Other dog-safe fillings that work well include wet dog food, apple sauce and goat's milk. The flexible silicone means the treats release easily, and the tray can be reused again and again. It is for preparing treats only, so it is not a toy or lick mat.

9" x 5.5" x 0.5"

1. Pour Furr Boost liquid drink for dogs, or another dog-safe liquid or soft filling, into each bone-shaped cavity.
2. Place the tray on a flat surface in the freezer, taking care not to spill.
3. Freeze for several hours until completely solid.
4. Flex the silicone to pop out the frozen bones.
5. Serve alone, or add to enrichment treat dispensers and toys.
6. Store any unused treats in the freezer. Use the tray only to prepare treats, and do not give it to your dog to play with or chew.

Materials

Made from flexible, food-safe silicone that is free from BPA and phthalates.

Care

It is dishwasher safe on the top rack, or can be washed by hand in warm, soapy water.

SodaPup takes plenty of inspiration from nature when designing its enrichment toys, and this honeybee-themed collection is a great example, honeycomb mats, honey stick chews, honey bear dispensers, and now the Honey Pot, all built around the same playful idea. Every piece is designed to make mealtime more engaging, giving dogs a proper mental workout alongside their usual bowl of food. Its ranges includes slow feeders, lick mats and interactive products that give dogs opportunities to explore, sniff and work for their food.