MoldFunDog Baking Mold Dog Non-stick Silicone Pan Mold for Cake, Muffin, Loaf, Bread, Toast, Mousse, Scone (Random Color)

This mold was easy to use. It’s small but a sheet under it provided enough cake for the party :)

The media could not be loaded. This cake mold was awesome! I bought the dog cake mix with frosting and baked as directed. I sprayed the mold with olive oil and I added a little more water to thin the batter so it would fill the mold. It was just enough. I baked at 350 degrees for longer than they said...the middle was too soft at 20 min..so I put the cake back in for an extra 10 min. Once cooled, I loosened the cake from the mold then flipped the mold over on a plate and it came right out all intact..even the ears and tail. My baby is brown and white so I used the white icing and chunky peanut butter for my colors. I was very pleased with this and so was my baby.

I was very happy to find a small puppy cake mold to welcome our "granddog". I did remove the ears, and join them to the cake with some frosting, so they would point up to resemble our puppy. I did not try to frost it with a spatula. Instead, I used the basic star tube (#30) in a disposable icing bag filled with dark brown-colored frosting to do the outlines, and then filled in the body with a medium brown-colored icing (to match the color of the puppy). Pink-colored stars for the nose, mouth, and tongue, and for the eyes and toenails, I used the #10 basic writing tube, and #3 for the pupils. Very happy with it and super reasonable price! Spray with PAM before filling with cake batter for easy removable, and you have enought batter left over to make a small 6" round cake as well.

This pan is pretty small. I ended up baking half my batter in it, then baked the second half and had a layer baker. The silicon mold is very flimsy and would pour out all over the kitchen pre-cooking. I slid into onto a cutting board to get it into the oven. Even though I greased the pan, there was still a lot of sticking.

Smaller than I expected

This silocone pan worked great for me. The one recommendation I have is to use Wilton Cake Release to easily get it out of the pan. Use a pastry brush to get in all the nooks and crannies. Let it cool completely before removing it to avoid cracks. You can even freeze the cake in the pan then remove. Great product! I'd love to see a cat pan now.

I was very disappointed in this pan. It was only about a hands size in size. It is not large by any means. I tried to use it for a birthday for my twins upcoming third birthday. After baking each one of my twins a cake the cake split in half when removed from pan. I thought maybe it was because I turned the cake out when it was too warm but it did when I put it in the fridge to cool. I would not buy this again.

This turned out really cute. The ears are a little fragile and I left it in the oven a bit too long perhaps but I think that was my fault. It is quite small so I used it as the top tier of a layer cake on top of a circle cake layer.