Pooch Cake Wheat-Free Peanut Butter Cake Mix & Frosting Dog Treat, 9-oz box

I used this to make cupcakes. It says it makes 8, I made 9 since I have three dogs. The icing was a little tricky to work with, it was crumbly and not mixing well. I slowly added water and a little peanut butter until it got to a smooth consistency. My little dog did throw up afterwards but I think that's my fault for giving her too many treats. The dogs really enjoyed them. Make sure you watch your dogs eat this. It's something they could easily choke on.

This was a huge hit! I had never baked a dog cake before and thought a mix would be a good idea for my first time. It was great! Very easy to bake, just like a regular cake, and my dog loved it! I used a cup to make a small tier cake from the cooked cake and it was adorable. It didn't upset my dog's stomach whatsoever and he truly enjoyed it (he only got a small bit but still!).

For some reason, my previous review got deleted, where I stated that my dog almost died eating this cake. My dog is a 90 pound Bernese mountain dog, and eats almost everything. This baked cake became so thick and sticky in his mouth and throat that he could not breathe, and I had to reach my fingers in his throat and scoop out the wet cake. Absolutely miserable and scary experience.

This cake was so easy to make and my puppy loved it on her 1st birthday! I only gave her a tiny piece, as you can see in the picture, but that just means she can enjoy her birthday cake for a few days. It would also be perfect to feed 5 or 6 dogs at a birthday party!

We only bought this cake so our eight year old granddaughter could help make the cake for the dog's birthday. The cake mix worked but the icing recipe left a dry mess that was un-spreadable. We added extra water and that made it to runny. So we added flour to get it to the right consistency. The dog likes the cupcakes. She will grab one as soon as she is released, carry it to the living room rug, and break it into swallowable sections and consumes it. She picks some, but not all, the crumbs she created.

10+ + + As a raw raised pup since 5wks old, he doesn't get too many off items off his carnivore menu. After reading Chewy reviews I thought "sky's the limit..it's his 1st Bday!" Wow, he was in HEAVEN (ate 2 cupcakes). We have 6 left perfect for a week of celebrating.

I thought this would be a great idea for my dogs birthday. She loved it!!! She thought it tasted great. I just thought the box would be larger / make more cake but it was totally fine. Would’ve bought 2

I added a little peanut butter to the frosting and sprinkled the top with carob chips to decorate it. Great texture and my finicky pup absolutely loves it. She also has a sensitive stomach and has no problems digesting this cake. Two paws up from Lola :)

This was super easy to make & smelled yummy! My birthday boy was super excited to try it! The next time I make it I’ll leave the icing off though, he wasn’t a fan of the texture. My sisters pup however loved all of it! The texture didn’t slow her down haha. I definitely recommend the yummy treat for your pup! (Cookie topper was from a local dog bakery)

I bought this last year for my dog for his birthday. The process was easy and I got two mini cakes out of it in the shape of hearts. At first, I gave him the whole cake thinking he would bite it in half like any normal dog. Well I was very wrong and he tried to swallow it all at once like a snake!! Thankfully he didn’t choke on it but I learned my lesson and cut the second cake into bite size pieces and stuck them in the freezer so he had a nice, cool treat and no risk of choking on something delicious (I think we can all relate to that) I bought it again for his birthday this year.