We love a good party, and no party is complete without cake – so we’ve found some great dog birthday cake recipes. You can make them yourself at home to create the perfect party centrepiece for your pup’s next special day.
1. The PupCakes
This homemade recipe from Crazy for Crust will leave your dog all nutty with excitement.
Featuring a 6-inch layer cake recipe filled peanut butter, apple sauce and frosted whipped cream, your dog will wish it was their birthday every day!
2. The Spoiled Dog Cake
This tastefully decorated dog birthday cake delight by Love from the Oven is filled with extra homemade treats that garnish a two-tiered cake.
Among the ingredients are flour, peanut butter, pumpkin puree, and egg. Plus, it’s iced with Greek yogurt frosting.
This recipe also offers a nutritional guide, so we think this deserves a doggy high five.
3. Mini Me Cake
For all the small stature pooches out there – we’ve found the perfect portion!
This caramel-looking dog birthday cake from The Dish Next Door could easily be mistaken for your own birthday treat.
Filled with goodies such as mashed banana, coconut oil and peanut butter, your fur baby will be polishing off this human worthy cake in seconds!
4. Pumpkin Perfection
This pumpkin dog cake recipe by If You Give a Blonde a Kitchen is a winner your pup won’t be able to resist.
The Greek yogurt and peanut butter frosting pairs nicely with the pumpkin and apple sauce, delighting even the fussiest of party pups!
Decorate to suit your dog’s taste with delicious dog cookies and peanut butter numbers.
5. Bigger & Bolder Furry Friend Cake
Where do we start with this wholesome dog birthday cake from Bigger Bolder Baking?!
Featuring whole-wheat flour, eggs, grated carrot, and honey, this is the perfect treat for any health-conscious pupper parents. And it lasts for up to 3 days if stored properly.
Another plus is that humans can even eat this cake too. We think this one – if you’ll pardon the pun – takes the cake!
Enjoy whipping up these delectable creations for your dog and their friends. He or she will be filled with love and excitement on their special day.
As always, we recommend checking with your veterinarian before making your own pet treats to ensure that you don’t unintentionally give them a belly ache and to meet any particular dietary requirements your dog may have.
