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Good morning. Today we're stuffing rabbit ears for the dog. I've never done this before, but these rabbit ears I got from Peach Pet look big enough to try. I've got her Bobcat raw specifically made just for Secunda and after stuffing trachea's with Barkley's, even though that was successful, I think I prefer stuffing two's with the grind like this. Of course, I had to pay my milkshake taxes and I didn't add anything to this base. I'm just using it as is and filling the ears as much as I can. Next time I do this, I'll weigh them to see exactly how much I'm able to get in there. But if I had to guess, it's about two or three ounces, so these are perfect for smaller dogs or smaller enrichment activities. If you've never tried giving your dog or cat a treat with hair on it, I highly recommend you give it a try. They will probably love it and they're super healthy. Furry chews are great for digestion, act as a natural dewormer and are one of the best natural toothbrushes with built-in flaws. And they're one of the best natural sources of manganese, an essential trace mineral that aids in multiple systems and functions inside our pet's body. Manganese is especially important for puppies and kittens as it helps to promote healthy growth and development for bones, joints, and cartilage. But if you want to read more about the benefits of furry chews, you can check out this blog post over on my website. I added some bee pollen, purple sweet potatoes, blueberries, quail hearts and blueberries alongside a drizzle of manuka honey for some toppers and decoration. These would be perfect in the freezer, so I only let them have one to try and the rest will be a little bit more of an enrichment activity because they'll have to work harder if everything is frozen. They loved them, so it looks like I'm gonna have to get more rabbit ears so that we can do this again.