Premium Dog Bone Cookie Cutters - For Baking Treats and Cookies, Set of 5, Stainless Steel Bone Shapes Cutter 2", 3", 3.5", 4", 5", Perfect Molds For Making Homemade Puppy Biscuits

I honestly don’t know what kind of cookie cutters people who have bad reviews are used to, but this is a standard grade cookie cutter. It’s very thin so it cuts through dough easily and usually doesn’t hold onto the dough when you lift up. I used the smallest and second smallest cutters. The smallest is equivalent to a small size milk bone. These get the job done with a consistent cut every time. Good size variety if you’re wanting to make different type of dog treats like I’m using it for.

I was expecting something much more durable for the price. What I got was a package of bone shaped, flimsy sheet metal. Very easy to get these cutters misshapen, with thin welds holding them together. And now since it's past the 30 day return mark, I guess I'm stuck with them. I guess that's what I get for baking my dog treats last this year. Just glad the recipe I'm using this year isn't a thicker dough or I'd be in real trouble.**UPDATE: TWO of the cookie cutters broke at the welds into my first batch of dog biscuits. The recipe I use is a thinner consistency than sugar cookies. If I could give this less than zero stars, I would.

I was looking for a cookie cutter to make my own dog treats, but for whatever reason they were always so expensive and you only get one or two. This pack has several different sizes, ranging from quite small for the smaller dogs up to a pretty big one which would be good for a large, special treat or even baking for humans. The extra recipe book was a bonus which actually contains easy, and seemingly yummy treats. I’m a Vet Tech so I made sure I read through the ingredients to check for any potential toxic items that sometimes get missed, but it all looks good to me! My dog will be very happy :) Also a great option for dogs who have severe food allergies and need to be on a special diet that excludes fun treats. Mix up the kibble with water on a food processor and bake into a tray mold.

Haven't used the cookie cutters yet. They seem to be fine. However, the recipes are a little out there. I was hoping for regular recipes but got one with ingredients that are not available around here. Items like coconut flour, barley flour, rice flour, Buckwheat flour etc. This is a small town and we don't have most of the stuff in the recipes. I will have to find my own.

These dog bone shaped cookie cutters are so cute! I make our own dog treats from scratch, and even though my dogs don't care what shape their treats are, these are a nice touch to make them look more like dog treats. The variety of sizes is nice, I usually use the smallest cutter for their "cookies" but I also use the biggest when I make them a "Birthday Cookie"

After watching a movie about how pet foods and treats are made, I have decided to make my own. I love the adorable bone shape and I have used these and they work great. I hand washed them because, I wanted to keep the set together, I'm sure they would be fine in the dishwasher. If I find any adverse issues, I will update. I am very happy with my purchase and look forward to having them for years to come.

These are great bone shaped cookie cutters and the recipe book has some great ideas. I have used them several times and I like that you know exactly what is in the treats your dog is getting. I freeze some and keep out enough for like 2 days. Since there is no preservatives in the treats you want to keep them fresh. Also it’s fun to be able to give friends who have dogs some treats.

Love this product. Easy to use and clean they were perfect for my pet treats

Great product