Three Dog Bakery Ultimate Celebration Cake Bites, Soft-Baked Dog Treats and Cookies with Real Ingredients, 12 oz

I served these dog cake bites as birthday treats at a dog party, and they were a big hit! All the dogs loved them, and the size was perfect for sharing without making a mess. They’re soft, easy to chew, and felt special enough for a birthday celebration. The treats looked cute, smelled good (for dog treats!), and were easy to serve to multiple dogs. Such a fun and convenient option for dog birthdays or parties. I’ll definitely buy these again for future celebrations! 🎂🐾

They smell good & Bogey likes them a lot. My only complaint is the they are big & krumble easily - Bogey is a 100 lb. chocolate lab & inhales anything to eat, but these tend to leave crumbs all over the floor.

My dog loves these! And I love the price! Although the size was a little bigger than I thought, my dogs can still eat them. They’re soft but the little crunch.

Great quality. Package looks great and resealable. Great size for the price. Doggie loves it and chews it with ease. Must be tasty. Will be getting more.

I have an older dog who solely gets soft food and treats. Three dogs treats are usually the best for her however I did notice the sprinkles in these cookies are hard. I have to be very careful with her dental health because she cannot go under anesthesia anymore. Unfortunately I think I'll be giving these to a friend. They're overall great quality but not completely soft baked. They smell delicious though!

My dog isn’t a big treat lover usually but she really loves these. They smell really good, like sugar cookies or something. My boyfriend and I joke about tasting them all the time. Only complaint I have is the stupid little plastic ziploc to keep the bag closed has broken on both bags we’ve purchased. They give you a good amount of treats for the price. I recommend them. Also these treats are very soft and crumbly so they should be easy to eat for dogs with chewing issues.

I first got these as a part of my dog’s birthday celebration. He is absolutely crazy about them. He is a very picky eater, but if his tummy is empty he will throw up. It’s hard to get him to accept much of anything, I’ve even tried a piece of bread and he’s just not interested that might ease his empty stomach. At these times, I’m looking for something soft that won’t hit his stomach hard, and that will soak up some of the stomach acid. These are perfect. It might be the best for his waistline, but when he needs some “cake for breakfast” I just give him a smaller portion of his food to try to balance out calories. I will usually give him 2 of them to just settle his tummy and they have worked like a charm. They are medium soft and remind me of little scones. They are breakable but he prefers for me to hold one while he takes bites of it. When he’s really excited and it’s a dessert and not a tummy fixer, he will sometimes take the whole thing and do it himself. But if he isn’t feeling good he’s eager to eat these anyway but he does so in about 4 separate bites each, which is what I would size I would break them into myself to keep them easier to digest and make sure he actually chews them. He literally licks up every crumb. I’ve tried so many other things that he will end up turning his nose up at but these are, so far, always a win. I am a licensed veterinary nurse and the ingredients are natural and not unlike the things I would use when I bake his treats myself. It’s the sodium bicarbonate that caught my eye because that helps settle everyone’s tummy. The top sweetener is honey although there is some sugar in there as well. But that’s why I cut back his food portion on those “cake for breakfast” days. This is in no way medical advice but as a frenchie owner I’ve learned that with this breed the usual rules don’t apply and sometimes just finding what works to keep them from vomiting or having diarrhea and just continue to digest in as normal a way as possible is necessary. If these are all he’ll eat and it keeps him from needing a medication, I’m all for it as a pet mama. It’s not a frequent thing, usually he will just get one at night for dessert. But he has a sensitive stomach and he has never gotten diarrhea from these treats and he absolutely loves them. I’m looking forward to looking into other flavors they may have. He’s a birthday cake #1 fan.

My dog likes them but they say they're good for all dogs no matter the size or breed. They also say they're soft and the ones I got were hard as a brick and I was sold when it said soft cause my dog doesn't eat hard stuff or plays with super hard stuff. He's 5yrs and super hard things breaks his teeth. I was excited for them to be soft and really good treats for dogs BUT they were like bricks and I had to break them up with my tenderizer kitchen utensil before giving it to him.