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today we're giving my puppy a whole rabbit leg and of course, everything was super chaotic. So let's get right into it. I got these whole rabbit legs from Peach Pet, a new to me brand that we've been absolutely obsessed with lately and I'm excited for Secuda to try this. I definitely got these for the dogs, but the cats made it very clear that they wanted to take part in the snack. I can't give it to you Mo, milkshake didn't indeed try to claim the entire leg for taxes, but don't worry, I got her to settle for a couple bites of the other one. And I'm sure everybody samples. And you won't believe who took their first taxes on camera. Mama cat, aka Marmalade, our semi-feral foster, finally came to collect her taxes on camera. I couldn't be more proud and she's becoming more and more like a normal cat every day. So I think it's safe to say that everyone loves these rabbit legs. She took her first taxes on camera. Anyway, now that all the cats have gotten their samples, let's get back to the task at hand of making this rabbit leg an aesthetically pleasing snack for my puppy. I have these rabbit hide chips and I thought maybe it could be fun to like put the fur back on the leg. I don't know, maybe my brain is weird, but I used a little bit of Manuka honey and added this really pretty white fluffy piece of fur right here on the top. I have an open bag of duck liver, so we're gonna try to add a few pieces of that. So I can go ahead and use it up. And I think I like pumpkin a little bit better than the Manuka honey as glue, but we'll kind of experiment with both. I put the duck liver and a cute little line over on the edge and my next goal was to try to figure out a way to get a quail egg to stay put on a not so flat surface. I really don't know what I was thinking, but hey, we made it work. To give the egg its best chance, I used honey and pumpkin as glue, but for something like this, I actually think peanut butter might just be the answer. At this point, I thought it looked pretty good, so I went ahead and finished everything off with a couple of blueberries, of course, and a few of these absolutely adorable goat's milk flower treats. And then, as you saw in the beginning, I proceeded to drop it immediately. But luckily, nothing was due disastrous. One minor surgery later, and everything was totally fine. She took her first taxes on camera. Anyway, now that all the cats have gotten their samples, let's get back to the task at hand of making this rabbit leg an aesthetically pleasing snack for my puppy. I have these rabbit hide chips and I thought maybe it could be fun to like put the fur back on the leg. I don't know, maybe my brain is weird, but I used a little bit of Manuka honey and added this really pretty white fluffy piece of fur right here on the top. I have an open bag of duck liver, so we're gonna try to add a few pieces of that. So I can go ahead and use it up. And I think I like pumpkin a little bit better than the Manuka honey as glue, but we'll kind of experiment with both. I put the duck liver and a cute little line over on the edge and my next goal was to try to figure out a way to get a quail egg to stay put on a not so flat surface. I really don't know what I was thinking, but hey, we made it work. To give the egg its best chance, I used honey and pumpkin as glue, but for something like this, I actually think peanut butter might just be the answer. At this point, I thought it looked pretty good, so I went ahead and finished everything off with a couple of blueberries, of course, and a few of these absolutely adorable goat's milk flower treats. And then, as you saw in the beginning, I proceeded to drop it immediately. But luckily, nothing was due disastrous. One minor surgery later, and everything was totally fine. She took her first taxes on camera. Anyway, now that all the cats have gotten their samples, let's get back to the task at hand of making this rabbit leg an aesthetically pleasing snack for my puppy. I have these rabbit hide chips and I thought maybe it could be fun to like put the fur back on the leg. I don't know, maybe my brain is weird, but I used a little bit of Manuka honey and added this really pretty white fluffy piece of fur right here on the top. I have an open bag of duck liver, so we're gonna try to add a few pieces of that. So I can go ahead and use it up. And I think I like pumpkin a little bit better than the Manuka honey as glue, but we'll kind of experiment with both. I put the duck liver and a cute little line over on the edge and my next goal was to try to figure out a way to get a quail egg to stay put on a not so flat surface. I really don't know what I was thinking, but hey, we made it work. To give the egg its best chance, I used honey and pumpkin as glue, but for something like this, I actually think peanut butter might just be the answer. At this point, I thought it looked pretty good, so I went ahead and finished everything off with a couple of blueberries, of course, and a few of these absolutely adorable goat's milk flower treats. And then, as you saw in the beginning, I proceeded to drop it immediately. But luckily, nothing was due disastrous. One minor surgery later, and everything was totally fine. Secuda absolutely loved this and now I guess it's safe to say we can add whole rabbit legs to her regular rotation.