EASY Dog Cupcakes aka PUPCAKE recipe! • The Simple Parent (2024)

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How to make cupcakes that look like puppies? ›

To give these puppy cupcakes some furry texture, I piped the frosting using a small open star tip. And, using the same decorating tip, I did a little swirl of frosting in the middle/bottom half of each cupcake for the noses. Pending how old your kiddos are, you might want to do the piping of the frosting.

Made with banana and peanut butter which dogs go mad over, the crumb is moist and tender, stays fresh for a week. Frosted generously with doggie friendly icing made with potato - much better for dogs than using loads of cream cheese, peanut butter or other typical frosting options.

They can if there are no artificial sweetners, chocolate, raisins, or other dog toxic ingredients, although most cupcakes have a bit too much sugar. An occasional treat could be ok. Mine get dog friendly carrot or pumpkin cupcakes as special treats baked in the mini cupcake size, no icing needed.

These homemade dog muffins are full of apples, carrots, peanut butter and all things natural for your four legged friends. And thanks to my friends at BubbaDog WoodWorks, I was able to easily and safely chop up all the fruits and veggies for this recipe.

Pupcake is a cute little Beagle that belongs to Strawberry Shortcake. He's friendly and playful, and can usually be found playing with Custard.

There are actually many frosting recipes that are safe for dogs. We chose a simple one with plain Greek yogurt as the main ingredient because it contains healthy probiotics, plus tapioca starch, which helps the icing harden. You'll get about one cup of frosting — and it only takes five minutes to prep!

Stored in an airtight container, these dog cupcakes will keep for three to five days. Once they're frosted, these cupcakes should be stored in the refrigerator. If you'd prefer to make pupcakes that can be left out at room temperature, leave the yogurt out of the frosting and top these treats with peanut butter only.

Made from cooked, then air dried, cow intestines, this is a slightly elastic, tasty snack. It offers chewing pleasure without any risk of large pieces splintering, and can be cut with scissors into small treats, making an awesome high-value reward during training.

Yes, dogs can have honey in small amounts as it's high in sugar. Honey provides antioxidants and can help with allergies in dogs. Some dogs may find the sweetness of honey overwhelming. Ensure honey is pure, without added sweeteners or xylitol, which is toxic to dogs.

Collection: Pupcakes

Treat your dog to a pupcake. After all, dogs like cupcakes too!

How do you decorate cupcakes to look like a dog? ›

Frost surface of cupcake, using quick piping motions to get small, spiked shapes of frosting "fur." Add an additional dollop of frosting just below the center of the cupcake. Cut the black gumball in half and place it atop the dollop of buttercream to serve as the nose.

Here are some ideas: Frosting: Frosting is a classic way to decorate cupcakes. You can use a variety of frosting flavors, such as vanilla, chocolate, cream cheese, or buttercream, and pipe it onto the cupcakes in various designs using a piping bag and tips. Sprinkles: Sprinkles add a fun and colorful touch to cupcakes.