Puppy Cake Pumpkin Cake Mix and Frosting (Wheat-free) for Dogs-9 oz

This cake was very easy to make. The mix contains very few ingredients, all of which are fine for dogs to consume. It smelled great and must have tasted great as my fur baby ate it up!

Was very easy to make and my dog absolutely loves them. I made the cupcakes and it actually made 11 and the box said it made 8. Nice plus because more snacks are always a positive 😋

I just made this cake for our Boxer dog's birthday party today. It was a small family do, just me and my husband, Koa (10 years old on 1/24, a male brindle) and Kye (5 years old on 1/1, he's a fawn). I bought a 7 X 10-inch small silicone dog bone shaped pan and the one box mix fit the pan perfectly. This box is small, it's not the size of a regular cake mix. If you want a large cake or need to make lots of cupcakes for a big canine soiree, then get 2 boxes. It is important to me to have food that eliminates wheat, corn and soy and limited ingredients. The first ingredient in the cake mix is rice flour, then evaporated cane juice, pumpkin, baking powder, cinnamon and salt. The frosting is made from tapioca starchand dehydrated yogurt. I can comfortably live with that. Simple is good. The cake was easy to mix, baked nicely (I had to leave it in the oven a few minutes longer than the recipe instructs but that may just be my oven) and had a nice pumpkin aroma. The frosting is different than regular cake frosting. Probably due to the tapioca base, it has a thicker texture so I added a few drops of water to it and it reminded me of "flooding" frosting. It did set up quickly though. I made whipped cream frosting tinted blue and edged the cake. Candles and their names on the cake and, voila! My first doggy baking experience. I did not actually eat any but I did taste a bit and it was fine but dense. The dogs loved it. I wish I had pictures but I used my iPad and got pics of the dogs but not the cake! Should I go to the trouble of re-creating the event to capture it in picture form??? It is worth noting as stated on the box: "A portion of our profits are donated each year to rescue organizations throughout he US." and it is made in the USA. Great to hear it! Just curious: Can I assume ingredients are sourced in the US? And I'd be interested to know which rescue groups are benefiting from these sales and how much is a portion? Bottom line: 5 stars because the dogs ate it. Well, Kye will eat just about anything so of course he inhaled his piece. Our older dog Koa is a picky eater and ate quite a bit of the cake and seemed to enjoy the frosting best. The mix was fast, easy, baked up nicely, has good ingredients and the manufacturer shows to have canine interest at heart, is socially responsible and supports our economy. Next party we will have the peanut butter cake.

Easy to make. my dogs LOVED the taste.

This is the second dog cake mix I have made. The peanut butter ones better. The pumpkin was a little dry. Either way the dogs enjoyed it!

My frenchies love this cake. Easy to make and Pet friendly. Pretty good size. Cake texture. I dont use the frosting they send. I make one with plain Greek yogurt mixed with peanut butter.

Easy way to whip up a healthy treat for your dogs. Needless to say, my three couldn’t scarf their cupcakes down fast enough. Very easy to prepare.

I made this cake, for Charlee's 1st Birthday and she loved it...I only let her have a small amount and broke the rest into bite size chunks and froze the rest, then just give her those as a treat...will be buying this again