Innocent Hound Grain Free Birthday Cake Mix With British Duck 255G

I've tried a few dog specific baking recipes in the past but didn't think they worked out very well. For my dogs 17th birthday I decided to try a cake mix to see how my attempts at homemade compared. This box had two packets, one that resembled flour and the other looked like small tube extruded soft-ish meat bits. You mix both of those ingredient bags with two eggs and a bit of water then bake. I decided to use muffin wrappers in my cupcake pan- it made six surprisingly large muffins. I was impressed at how quickly and easily it mixed by hand with just a silicone spoon. It had some lumps from the turkey bits but was primarily smooth and very sticky. My dog has some tummy issues and does well with turkey which is why I decided on this brand, but I thought that because he loves banana bread I would throw a banana into this mix as well. My dog is elderly and has very few teeth left so I wanted to make sure the cake would be soft but it would have been plenty soft without the banana addition. I wasn't planning on decorating them with anything so thought the bit of fruit sweetness was a good extra. They baked very yellow and the tops turned a pretty golden brown colour that reminds me of cornbread muffins. I checked at 10 minutes but left them in the oven another 5 minutes until the middles felt firm when pressed. The first "taste test" got a wide eye approval so it's good on that front!I do think this product is a bit expensive but the ingredients were good quality and made it extremely quick and easy to make something special for my little old man. The cost was worth it when compared to premade treats, especially grain free options and for sensitive digestive systems. (No added 💨s.)I think this would make a great gift even for people who don't do much baking.

Well packaged so box was intact.I seemed to make glue but it turned out all right. Smelled good cooking and after ( until I put liver treats on top that is!)It must have tasted good as five dogs all had a piece and wolfed it down. there is also some left over for later.

This doggie birthday cake is just as advertised, ingredients quality is nothing but the best, easy to mix together and bake. You can ether put I. A cake tin or do as I did and bake in cup cake cases, it says on box you can make six but I make twelve small ones and they have as doggie treats. I will buy this all the time for their treats for all year round. They smell delicious.

My pup is a fussy eater with a sensitive stomach but he went crazy for this! Absolutely loved it and with no tummy upsets either

My Frenchie is allergic to mostly everything so I was really hesitant to try this cake mix for his birthday - but happy to report it was a effortless to mix and bake, all his doggy pals loved it...AND no tummy upsets! A win for all.

Came with simple instructions and was easily prepared. My dog really enjoyed it.

Was a little disappointed as it doesn't explain that the cake won't rise, so you end up with exactly what you put in the oven i.e. quite a flat cake and, in my case, a very lumpy shaped cake.That aside, it smelt amazing and my two pups gobbled it up (including the fussy one), so I have already bought another packet. Definitely worth giving a try. Just be aware that it doesn't last beyond a few days (even in a sealed box), so spoil your dog once it's made.

My dog wouldn’t touch this only to lick off the cream cheese and tangerines topping. So not very good value for us but she is a very picky eater.