Four cookie mixes — beet, spinach, sweet pumpkin, and sweet potato, 50g each for 200g total — plus a stainless bone-shaped cookie cutter and an instruction card. You add water and oil at home.

Yes. These bake in a preheated oven at 160°C (320°F) for 20–25 minutes. If you'd rather skip the oven entirely, our Party Cake Mix is microwave-only.

What do I need to add?

Just water and oil — no egg. Follow the exact amounts printed on the pack insert, since they're measured for one 50g pouch at a time.

How many cookies does one box make?

It depends how thin you roll and how close you place the cutter, but each 50g pouch makes its own batch — so one box gives you four separate bakes rather than one big one.

What gives them their colors?

The vegetables themselves — beet, spinach, sweet pumpkin, and sweet potato. The package states no artificial colors and no added salt.

Is it safe for my dog?

Yes, for healthy dogs as an occasional treat. There are no onions or garlic, which the package calls out directly. Like any treat, serve in moderation — treats should be about 10% or less of your dog's daily calories. If your dog has a history of bladder or kidney stones, check with your vet first, since beet and spinach naturally contain oxalates.

Does it contain common allergens?

The mixes contain no egg — you add only water and oil. They likely contain wheat, as a rolled-and-cut cookie dough normally would, so please check the ingredient panel printed on the package before serving if your dog has a grain sensitivity. As with any new treat, introduce it gradually, and ask your vet first if your dog has a known food allergy.

How long do the baked cookies keep?

Cool them completely and store them in an airtight container. Because they're homemade with no preservatives, treat them like any home baking — make what your dog will get through in a week or two, and refrigerate if your kitchen runs warm.

Made in Korea, imported by Pupsday.

A chihuahua and a french bulldog sitting behind a long row of colorful bone-shaped Pupsday dog cookies

Bone Cookie Mix for Dogs — DIY 4-Flavor Baking Kit

Name: Bone Cookie Mix for Dogs — DIY 4-Flavor Baking Kit
Brand: Pupsday
SKU: BONE-COOKIE-MIX-FOR-DOGS
Price: 24.90 USD
Availability: InStock

A bake-at-home cookie kit for your dog. Four vegetable mixes — beet, spinach, sweet pumpkin, and sweet potato — plus a stainless bone-shaped cookie cutter, all in one box. Add water and oil, roll, cut, and bake. Colored with real vegetables, no added salt and no artificial colors.

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Price

One-time purchase

$24.90

One-Time Purchase

$24.90

$24.90One-time

Weekend Bakers — A real baking project you finish in an afternoon, with a batch of treats at the end instead of a cake you have to eat that day.
Treat-Jar Refillers — Four flavors from one box, so the everyday treat jar stops being the same brown biscuit on repeat.
Dog Parents Who Read Labels — You add the water and oil yourself, so you know exactly what went in.

4 Vegetable Flavors
Cookie Cutter Included
No Egg Needed
Made in Korea

Preheat your oven to 160°C (320°F).
Mix one pouch with water and oil as directed on the pack insert, and stir until the dough comes together.
Roll the dough into a thin sheet about 3–5mm thick and cut out bones with the included cutter.
Bake on a parchment-lined tray for 20–25 minutes, then cool completely before serving.

Colored and flavored with real vegetables — beet, spinach, sweet pumpkin, and sweet potato
No added salt and no artificial colors, per the package
No onions or garlic
Stainless bone-shaped cookie cutter included
Made in Korea
30-day satisfaction guarantee

Weekend baking projects
Refilling the everyday treat jar
Training-reward batches
Homemade gifts for other dogs

Store the unopened pouches in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Cool baked cookies completely, then keep them in an airtight container.
Net weight: 200g (four 50g mixes — beet, spinach, sweet pumpkin, sweet potato) plus a bone-shaped cookie cutter.
Contains no egg; the mixes likely contain wheat — check the ingredient panel printed on the package if your dog has a grain sensitivity.
Made in Korea.

What is the Bone Cookie Mix?

Four Flavors, One Box

Beet, spinach, sweet pumpkin, and sweet potato come as four separate 50g mixes — so one box makes four different batches, not four of the same cookie.

Colored by Real Vegetables

The pink, green, orange, and gold come from the vegetables themselves. The package states no artificial colors and no added salt.

The Cutter Comes With It

A stainless bone-shaped cookie cutter is in the box, so there's nothing to buy before you start. Add water and oil, roll, cut, bake.

A bake-at-home cookie kit for dogs. Four vegetable mixes, a bone-shaped cutter, and an afternoon in the kitchen together.

Why Dog Parents Love It

You Know What Went In

You measure the water, you do the mixing, you pull the tray out. For anyone who reads every ingredient panel in the pet aisle, that's the whole appeal.

A Batch, Not a Moment

One afternoon of baking refills the treat jar for weeks — and four colors means the jar actually looks like something you made on purpose.

Real Baking, Genuinely Easy

Roll, cut, bake at 160°C (320°F) for 20–25 minutes. No egg, no mixer, no technique — the kind of baking that works the first time.

There are many things in Korea that simply don't make it out, and having lived in both countries, our founders (and our founding dog, Resy) know the quality of Korean dog treats. Similar to how you may have enjoyed buldak, seaweed, K-BBQ, soju, we believe your pup deserves a taste of Korea.