Dog Paw & Bone Cookie Cutters: Stainless Steel Trio
Matching dog, bone and paw cookies come out of the dough clean and even every time you bake. Three polished stainless steel cutters cover the full pet-themed range in one set, from weekend treats to party trays. Sharp, easy to store and built to press the same way batch after batch.
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Matching dog, bone and paw cookies come out of the dough clean and even every time you bake. Three polished stainless steel cutters cover the full pet-themed range in one set, from weekend treats to party trays. Sharp, easy to store and built to press the same way batch after batch.
Three dog-themed stainless steel cutters for perfect homemade pet treats and cookies
- hard to shape dog-themed cookies by hand
- need for consistent shapes in batch baking
- inconsistent fondant decorations
Turn Every Batch into Pawfect Pet Treats
Stop wrestling with a knife over lopsided bones. Press dough with one of three stainless steel shapes and get clean, matching dog, bone and paw cookies.
Three shapes, one sharp steel edge

Sharp steel edge
The rim is thin and sharp, so it goes through dough in one motion and lifts out with the outline intact. Stainless steel holds its shape under repeated pressing, which matters when you cut a full tray of bones. Dry each cutter after washing and the edge is ready for the next batch.

Three shapes, one set
You get a dog, a bone and a paw print in one set, so a single roll of dough covers a full themed tray. The bone is the narrowest at 48 mm wide, a good fit for small treats. The dog measures 60 x 65 mm and the paw print spans 78 mm. If you want texture on the tops, metal cookie stamps pair well with the set.

Matching batches every time
Press each cutter straight down with the same pressure and the shapes come out nearly identical across the tray. The result looks like it came from a bakery counter rather than a rolling pin. Fondant decorators get the same clean repeat, so cupcake tops match from the first to the last.
Press, lift, bake in three steps
- 1Roll the dough evenly
Roll dough or fondant to an even thickness so every cutter bites to the same depth.
- 2Press straight down
Press each cutter firmly into the dough with no twisting. A twist drags the thin rim and blurs the outline.
- 3Lift straight up, then bake
Lift the cutter straight up, move the shapes to the tray with a thin spatula, and bake as your recipe says. Wash and dry each cutter once the batch is done.
Dog, bone and paw in one set
- Dog cutter×1
Dog figure, 60 x 65 mm, stainless steel
- Bone cutter×1
Bone shape, 76 x 48 mm, stainless steel
- Paw print cutter×1
Paw print, 78 mm across, stainless steel
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Use them for anything you would cut with a cookie cutter. Sugar cookies, shortbread and fondant all press cleanly, and the paw print works well on cupcake tops. If you decorate cakes often, these pair nicely with professional cake decorating tools. The shapes are dog themed, so they shine on pet treats and party cookies, but the steel handles any dough.
Stainless steel handles repeated pressing and washing well. Wash each cutter by hand after use, dry it fully, and store the three shapes apart so the thin rims do not knock together. A soft brush clears dried dough out of the details.
The rims are thin and sharp by design, so they cut soft and medium dough cleanly. For firm dough, press in one steady motion and do not rock the cutter. A rushed press is the usual cause of a bent rim and an uneven edge.
The bone cutter is 76 x 48 mm and is the narrowest of the three, so it suits smaller treats. The dog figure is 60 x 65 mm, and the paw print spans 78 mm across. Pick the shape that fits the treat size you want on the tray.
Three cutters cover the full dog theme, from dog to bone to paw, and one batch can fill a party tray with a mix of shapes. Steel cutters last through years of weekend baking, so the cost per batch stays low. A bigger set adds shapes you may never bake, while this one gives you the three that matter for dog treats.








