Messy Mutts - Framed Silicone Popsicle Treat Maker

TL;DR: The Messy Mutts Framed Silicone Popsicle Treat Maker is a 9.5″ × 9.5″ food-grade silicone mold with six cavities for making homemade frozen dog treats. A rigid outer frame keeps it stable in the freezer, and notched cavities let you portion treats into halves or quarters.

If you make your own frozen broths, yoghurt blends, or pill-hiding pupsicles, a framed mold is easier to fill and transport than a floppy silicone tray. This one is built specifically for dog treats, with 1.5-oz and 3-oz fill lines plus break-apart notches so every pop is the right size.

What makes this treat maker different?

The outer frame keeps the silicone rigid while you pour and carry it to the freezer, which reduces the spills that come with flexible trays. Each of the six cavities has 1.5-oz and 3-oz fill lines, plus a notched mid-section so you can snap a frozen treat into halves or quarters for smaller dogs or lighter snacking.

Key features

• Framed, spill-resistant silicone mold, approximately 9.5″ × 9.5″
• Six cavities with 1.5-oz and 3-oz fill lines for accurate portioning
• Notched mid-section in each cavity to break treats into ½ or ¼ sizes
• Food-grade silicone, BPA- and PVC-free
• Odour- and stain-resistant
• Freezer- and dishwasher-safe

Specifications

Attribute	Value
Brand	Messy Mutts
Type	Silicone popsicle / treat mold
Dimensions	Approx. 9.5″ × 9.5″
Cavities	6
Fill lines	1.5 oz and 3 oz
Suitable for	Small breed portions (1.5 oz) up to larger portions (3 oz)
Material	Food-grade silicone, BPA- and PVC-free
Care	Freezer- and dishwasher-safe

Who is it for?

This mold suits dog owners who want to prepare frozen treats at home — bone broth pupsicles for hot summer afternoons after a trip to the dog park near me, yoghurt and fruit blends, or frozen portions used to disguise supplements. The 1.5-oz line works well for small breed dogs, while the 3-oz line covers larger appetites.

How do you use it?

Pour your chosen mixture into each cavity up to the 1.5-oz or 3-oz line, place the framed tray flat in the freezer, and wait until fully set. Flex the silicone to release the treats, then snap along the notches if you want smaller pieces. Wash in the dishwasher or by hand between uses.

Pair it with

For cleaner treat-making sessions and walks afterwards, you may also like the Messy Mutts - Microfiber Ultra Soft Towel for drying muddy paws, Beco - Poop Bags for everyday walks, and the E Collar when your dog needs to leave a treat or wound alone.

Decluttering older gear?

If you're upgrading and wondering where to donate dog supplies near me, many GTA shelters and rescues accept gently used bowls, crates, leashes, and unopened treats — a quick call to your local rescue is the best starting point. As one of the dog shops Toronto pet parents rely on, we're happy to point customers toward reputable local options when you visit the store.

Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.