Before I baked for pets I baked for people, and the retraining was humbling: almost everything that makes human cake delicious is somewhere between useless and dangerous for a dog. Chocolate is toxic. Xylitol — hiding in "sugar-free" everything — can be lethal even in tiny amounts. Raisins and grapes can cause kidney failure. So our pet bakery starts from a hard ingredient blacklist and builds flavour the safe way: carob instead of cocoa, banana and honey instead of sugar, peanut butter (always xylitol-free, we check every jar), pumpkin, yoghurt and good meat. Every cake that leaves the kitchen is something I would let Mango eat — and he tests most of them.
What We Bake
Birthday Cakes
Peanut butter–banana sponge with carob coating and yoghurt frosting, personalised with your dog's name. Sizes from a single-pup smash cake to a 15-dog party tier. From IDR 350,000.
Pupcakes & Party Boxes
Mini cupcakes so every guest dog gets their own — no cake-table diplomacy required. Boxed by six or twelve, matched to the party theme.
Cat Cakes & Tortes
Savoury tuna or chicken "tortes" with yoghurt frosting for the feline guest of honour. Built for the cat birthday parties we run, also sold separately.
Cookies & Favours
Decorated bone and fish cookies as take-home favours for guests — sealed, labelled with ingredients, safe for the ride home.
What Pet-Safe Actually Means
"Pet-safe" on our menu is a checklist, not a vibe. Nothing we bake contains chocolate or cocoa, xylitol or other artificial sweeteners, raisins, grapes or sultanas, macadamia nuts, onion, garlic, alcohol or coffee. Carob — a naturally sweet pod that looks and bakes like cocoa — does the chocolate work without the theobromine. Sugar and salt stay minimal; flavour comes from ingredients dogs already love. For cats we go savoury, because cats famously cannot even taste sweet.
Every order starts with an allergy question, and we bake grain-free or single-protein versions on request. If you would rather try baking at home first, I wrote up my home recipe — measurements, IDR ingredient costs and the classic mistakes — in our DIY dog birthday cake guide. And if the cake is the centrepiece of a bigger day, it is included in every dog birthday party package, with delivery covered.
How It Works
Pick a cake and size
Send your pet's name, the date and the guest count on WhatsApp. We confirm flavour, size and any allergy swaps.
We bake fresh, never frozen
Cakes are baked the day before or the morning of the party — pet cakes have no preservatives, so freshness is the recipe.
Chilled delivery
We deliver in a cool box across Canggu, Seminyak, Ubud and the Bukit, or hand it over at your party setup.
Serve and smash
Each cake comes with serving sizes by dog weight — because a chihuahua slice and a golden retriever slice are not the same slice.
What It Costs
Birthday cakes start at IDR 350,000 for a smash cake, IDR 550,000–950,000 for party sizes; pupcake boxes from IDR 250,000 per six; cat tortes from IDR 400,000; cookie favours from IDR 35,000 per piece. Delivery from IDR 50,000 depending on area. Cakes are included in every party package — à la carte prices are for cake-only orders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your cakes safe for all dogs?
What do pet cakes taste like to humans?
How far in advance should I order a cake?
Can I get a cake without booking a party?
How long does a pet cake keep?
Areas We Cover
Order a Cake They Can Actually Eat
Send your pet's name, the date and any allergies on WhatsApp — we reply with flavours, sizes and a price the same day.
Order a Pet-Safe Cake