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Can Dogs Eat Popcorn?
TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat plain air-popped popcorn in small amounts. Kettle corn, caramel corn, toffee popcorn, sweet and salty popcorn, and salted popcorn are all off the table because...
Can Dogs Eat Popcorn?
TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat plain air-popped popcorn in small amounts. Kettle corn, caramel corn, toffee popcorn, sweet and salty popcorn, and salted popcorn are all off the table because...
Can Dogs Eat Carrots?
TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat carrots, they're one of the safest, healthiest snacks you can give. Raw, cooked, baby carrots, all fine. Low calorie, high in fiber, beta-carotene, and vitamins....
Can Dogs Eat Carrots?
TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat carrots, they're one of the safest, healthiest snacks you can give. Raw, cooked, baby carrots, all fine. Low calorie, high in fiber, beta-carotene, and vitamins....
Can Dogs Eat Pineapple?
TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat fresh pineapple flesh in small amounts. Skip the core, skin, and crown (tough and indigestible), and avoid canned pineapple unless it's packed in water (the...
Can Dogs Eat Pineapple?
TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat fresh pineapple flesh in small amounts. Skip the core, skin, and crown (tough and indigestible), and avoid canned pineapple unless it's packed in water (the...
Can Dogs Eat Oranges?
TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat oranges in small amounts. The flesh of a ripe orange is safe and has some real nutritional value (vitamin C, potassium, fiber). The peel, seeds,...
Can Dogs Eat Oranges?
TL;DR: Yes, dogs can eat oranges in small amounts. The flesh of a ripe orange is safe and has some real nutritional value (vitamin C, potassium, fiber). The peel, seeds,...
Can Dogs Eat Grapes?
TL;DR: No. Grapes and raisins are highly toxic to dogs and can cause acute kidney failure, even in tiny amounts. There is no safe quantity. If your dog has eaten...
Can Dogs Eat Grapes?
TL;DR: No. Grapes and raisins are highly toxic to dogs and can cause acute kidney failure, even in tiny amounts. There is no safe quantity. If your dog has eaten...
Can Dogs Eat Pistachios?
TL;DR: Mostly no. Pistachios aren't acutely toxic to dogs the way grapes or chocolate are, but they're very high in fat (pancreatitis risk), the shells can cause GI blockages, and...
Can Dogs Eat Pistachios?
TL;DR: Mostly no. Pistachios aren't acutely toxic to dogs the way grapes or chocolate are, but they're very high in fat (pancreatitis risk), the shells can cause GI blockages, and...
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.
