Cool Dog Bowl Cakes and Dog Birthday Cake Recipes

Take a look at these cool homemade Dog Bowl cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the dog birthday cake recipes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!

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Cake by Christa T., Hudson, NH

My niece asked for a puppy cake for her 8th birthday. I thought about a sheet cake with a cute puppy drawn on it but I decided I wanted 3-D!(And I can’t draw!)

I could not find a puppy cake pan anywhere. I don’t think they exist. So I baked a “3-D rubber ducky” cake and cut off the beak and tail. It worked well. I used fondant to form paws, a tail, ears and a cute little pink tongue (all were attached using toothpicks). I also used fondant for the eyes and nose.

I then baked a small round (6″) cake and scooped the middle out to make the dog’s food bowl and covered that with fondant. I used regular cake writing gel for the words and paw prints and filled the bowl with cocoa puffs and there it was a 3-D puppy!

Thanks for all the great dog birthday cake recipes on this site!

Cake by Marc D., Menlo Park, CA

I used three layers for this cake: one 10″ and two 9″. Tapered the sides then scooped out the top a bit. I then added buttercream to smooth. I put fondant over the top and some fondant decorations.

This cake is a redesign of the other bowl cake I found on this site for dog birthday recipes.

Cake by Jackie W., Huntington Beach, CA

I made this cake for a friend’s daughter’s fourth birthday. She wanted a Dog themed party so I searched for dog birthday cake recipes and came up with this. I made a dog bone out of six cupcakes and the dog bowl out of a 5 inch cake round. The dry dog food was Cocoa Puffs cereal.

The dog bone is six cupcakes lined- two in the middle then two on the ends. Secure the cupcakes onto a cake board using double sided tape or glue gun. Frost all the tops together to look like a bone.

To make dog bowl cut out a round center (I used a tumbler and used a sharp knife to cut around) of a 5 inch round cake and scoop it out until deep enough to hold the cereal. The frosting is regular white tub frosting tinted red (use color GEL not food coloring – it will dilute the frosting) and black decorating gel to spell out the name on the bowl. Use one box of cake mix of your choice- don’t forget to serve the extra cupcakes too!

Cake by Tobie F., Davis, CA

This dog bowl cake was actually pretty easy to make. I made it three layers and then tapered the sides to look more like a dog bowl. I scooped out a very shallow circle in the center and frosted the whole bowl. I used fondant and alphabet cookie cutters for the name “Roscoe” and Cocoa Puffs for the dog food.

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