Home-X - Dog Bone Shaped Ice Cube Tray, Easy-Release, Food Grade, Large Ice Cube Tray Makes 6 Cubes Per Use, Stackable Design is Durable and Dishwasher Safe (Large Bones)

These are great! I use them to pake popsicles for dogs at an animal shelter so they get used a lot! I smear a tiny amount od peanut butter in each mold before I fill them. They pop out easily when frozen. If I'm making another batch immediately I don't even wash them. The left over peanut butter is enough to release the next batch. I would imagine any nut butter or even a little coconut oil would do the same thing. I was worried because they aren't silicone, but because of the peanut butter it hasnt been a problem.

We have a dog that loves bone-shaped treats and he loves ice. This was the perfect solution - bone-shaped ice. These ice bones are about 4" in length and if filled about 1/2" thick. You can't twist this tray like a traditional ice tray or you will break your bones. I found the best way to get them out is to turn them upside down on a paper towel on the counter top. I take them out and put them in a ziploc bag in my freezer. Great pupsicles.

Perfect frozen treats for the dogs! I fill them with chicken broth and pieces of cooked chicken and freeze. Trays are very stiff but after a few minutes out of the freezer the ice bones pop right out. Health easy cheap treats for the pups. Especially on a hot summer day.

I've found it fairly impossible to easily remove the treats. After frozen, I have to let them semi-defrost. Take them out and refreeze them. Usually, broken. As the mold is solid rigid, you can't bend it to help remove them. Keep looking for a better product

The plastic lip of the tray broke the first time I used it - smacking it on granite to try to remove the ice cubes. First I sat them in a tray with very warm water. I thought I was smarter than the other reviewers. I was not.

Really hard to remove contents. I had frozen watermelon, coconut milk and honey in it and it doesn't give at all, making it extremely difficult to remove contents.

Looks cute but hard to remove and they break in half most not coming out whole. Can’t use too frustrating. I’m back to using muffins tins to make ice treats for my dog.

Love the bigger size of these molds, but just needed to bang it on kitchen counter a few times for frozen treats to fall out. I love it regardless and my dogs of course love the treats they get from it.

My daughter’s dog absolutely loves to chew on ice so I thought how cute were these because they were in the shape of bones. However she tells me that every time she pops them out they break in half they don’t slide out perfectly. So not worth the money if they don’t come out solid.

Wasnt fussy on this doggy ice cube tray.. I find the dog treats get freezer burn.. Would be better if it had a lid.. They also are hard to get out of the tray... but we use it.. Thanks

Product hard to get out once frozen. Cute, whimsical idea. My dog loves ice cubes, now he has his own!