•  The mould is described as a “patented design” by Smoofl. 

• The design features a “silicone-mat” style with the cavities on top, making it easier to move into the freezer and handle. 

• A special “slit” in the up-standing wall of each cavity allows for easy demoulding: just a gentle push pops the frozen treat out neatly in the paw shape. 

• Each cavity is sized so that one portion of the Smoofl mix fits exactly, removing guesswork. 

• The mould is dishwasher-proof, making cleaning simple. 

• It is available in several sizes: Extra Small (XS), Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L). 

• The size variant indicates how many treats can be made per mould use: e.g., Small for small dogs gives about 5 portions, Medium for medium dogs gives 4 portions, Large for large dogs gives 3 portions. 

Usage Instructions & Fit:

• You pour the mixed Smoofl ice-treat mix (or your prepared equivalent) into the mould cavity, insert the edible stick, freeze until solid. Then push from the back/slit to release the treat in paw shape. 

• Because each cavity holds one portion, you can scale the number of treats by the number of cavities in your mould, depending on size. 

Benefits:

• Makes treat-time fun and visually appealing with paw-shaped frozen treats.

• Reduces mess and guesswork thanks to the portion-fit design.
• Easy to clean (dishwasher safe) and easy to demould.
• Available in sizes for dogs of different sizes, so the treat is appropriate and manageable for the dog

• Adds a nicer presentation to the homemade dog ice treat concept.

Tips & Notes:

• Choose the mould size appropriate for your dog’s size: smaller mould for small dogs, larger for big dogs.

• When using the mix that states “makes up to X treats depending on mould size” (mix description) you’ll pair the correct mould size for best fit. 

• Although the mould is dishwasher safe, check your dishwasher’s instructions for silicone items, and make sure it’s placed securely so that cavities don’t get deformed.
• Ensure the frozen treat is fully solid before demoulding, to keep the paw-shape intact and avoid breakage.
• The mould is for treat-making, not for cooling down an overheated animal directly (the ice treat is for licking/enjoying, not for therapeutic cooling) as one retailer notes.