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Can Dogs Eat Blueberries?
Who doesn't love blueberries? Whether you're having a bowl of berries for breakfast, making a healthy smoothie or baking a delicious pie, blueberries are always a good choice. They've got...
Can Dogs Eat Blueberries?
Who doesn't love blueberries? Whether you're having a bowl of berries for breakfast, making a healthy smoothie or baking a delicious pie, blueberries are always a good choice. They've got...
Can Dogs Eat Beef?
TL;DR: Yes, beef is an excellent protein source for dogs. Cooked plain beef (boiled, baked, or pan-seared with no oil or seasoning) is the safest option. Ground beef works great...
Can Dogs Eat Beef?
TL;DR: Yes, beef is an excellent protein source for dogs. Cooked plain beef (boiled, baked, or pan-seared with no oil or seasoning) is the safest option. Ground beef works great...
Can Dogs Eat Bacon?
TL;DR: Not really. A single bite of crispy bacon will not kill a healthy dog, but bacon is high in fat, sodium, and nitrates, all of which are bad for...
Can Dogs Eat Bacon?
TL;DR: Not really. A single bite of crispy bacon will not kill a healthy dog, but bacon is high in fat, sodium, and nitrates, all of which are bad for...
Best Training Treats for Dogs
TL;DR: The best training treats are small (pea-sized), soft (no crunching during training), smelly (high value), and low-calorie (you will deliver dozens per session). For most dogs, soft commercial training...
Best Training Treats for Dogs
TL;DR: The best training treats are small (pea-sized), soft (no crunching during training), smelly (high value), and low-calorie (you will deliver dozens per session). For most dogs, soft commercial training...
Best Puppy Food (What to Look For, Breed Sizes, Wet vs Dry, When to Switch)
TL;DR: Good puppy food should have an AAFCO statement for growth, a named animal protein as the first ingredient, breed-size-appropriate formulation (especially important for large/giant breeds), and a manufacturer with...
Best Puppy Food (What to Look For, Breed Sizes, Wet vs Dry, When to Switch)
TL;DR: Good puppy food should have an AAFCO statement for growth, a named animal protein as the first ingredient, breed-size-appropriate formulation (especially important for large/giant breeds), and a manufacturer with...
Best Natural Dog Treats, What "Natural" Actually Means
TL;DR: "Natural" on a dog treat label has a loose FDA definition that mostly means "no synthetic chemical additives." It doesn't mean organic, healthy, or even minimally processed. The best...
Best Natural Dog Treats, What "Natural" Actually Means
TL;DR: "Natural" on a dog treat label has a loose FDA definition that mostly means "no synthetic chemical additives." It doesn't mean organic, healthy, or even minimally processed. The best...
Start with a kit, refill with jars
Start with a kit to get everything you need to make Pupsicles in one box. Once you know your dog loves 'em, we've got refill jars ready for you.
Start with a kit
All kits
Start herePupsicle Starter Kit
Two flavors of mix and the paw and bone mold. About 50 treats, or 75 in Grain Free.
From $29.99
Baked Biscuit Starter Kit
Two jars of biscuit mix and three bone cookie cutters. Bake at 300F for 45 minutes.
$29.99
The gift oneDoggie Deluxe Box
Four jars, two molds, a lick mat, three cookie cutters and a plush toy in one box.
$59.99
Then just buy mix
All mixes
Chicken and Sweet Potato Pupsicle Mix
Four ingredients. The one to start with if your dog is a fussy eater.
From $12.49
Most popularBeef and Cheddar Pupsicle Mix
The one most dogs go loudest for. Comes in Grain Free too.
From $12.49
Turkey and Cinnamon Pupsicle Mix
Leaner protein, a little cinnamon, and a kitchen that smells like fall.
From $12.49
Lamb and Spinach Pupsicle Mix
Freeze dried lamb and spinach, for the dog that has worked through the usual proteins.
From $12.49
Beef and Cheddar Baked Biscuit Mix
A crunchy biscuit instead of a frozen one. About 30 quarter-sized treats a jar.
$12.49
Turkey and Cinnamon Baked Biscuit Mix
Same short list, baked. Roll it out, cut it into bones, 45 minutes in the oven.
$12.49
Molds, mats and snacks
All accessories
Freeze-Dried Beef Meatballs
Ready to eat, no mixing. Good for training pockets and for topping a bowl.
From $15.99
Makes it lastLick Mat
Pour the mix in, freeze it, and one batch turns into a long quiet stretch.
$11.99
Paw and Bone Silicone Molds (Set of 2)
A spare set so there's always a batch waiting in the freezer.
$9.99
Star Molds (Set of 2)
Smaller shapes than the paw and bone mold, which suits smaller dogs.
$9.99
Set of 3 Bone Shaped Cookie Cutters
Stainless steel, three sizes, for the Baked Biscuit Mix or any rolled dough.
$9.99
Squeaky Steak Toy
Canvas, shaped like a steak, with a squeaker that takes some finding.
$8.99
Makes it lastPupsicle Accessory Pack
The lick mat, the Honey Pot and the Soda Can Treat Holder together.
$37.99
If your dog turns it down, we pay you back
We know your dog will love these, but on the very slim chance they don't, we'll refund you.
