How to make rabbit ears

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Peach Pet Freeze-Dried Rabbit Ear

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Why it worked

The video taps into the trend of unique and 'weird' pet treats, appealing to pet owners looking for novel enrichment and dental health solutions. The visual of stuffing the ears and the dog's enthusiastic reaction create engaging content.

Summary

The creator demonstrates how to make stuffed rabbit ears for pets using freeze-dried rabbit ears from Peach Pet and raw food from Sakuta. The video shows the process of stuffing the ears, adding optional toppings like quail eggs, and then freezing them for later use. The creator highlights the health benefits of these treats for dental hygiene and enrichment.

Structure

1Introduction to making stuffed rabbit ears
2Showing the Peach Pet freeze-dried rabbit ears
3Stuffing the ears with Sakuta raw food
4Adding optional toppings and preparing for freezing

Original caption

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Product placement

Peach Pet Freeze-Dried Rabbit Ear: ACTS - it is the base for a dog treat that is being prepared and shown. Removing it would change what happens in the video. Sakuta Raw Food: ACTS - it is used to stuff the rabbit ears. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

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How to make rabbit ears

Transcript

Today I'm showing you guys how to make stuffed rabbit ears. You guys absolutely loved when we made these last time, so of course we had to do it again. I snagged more of these Peach Pet rabbit ears from TikTok shop and I'll put the bundle that we always grab on this video. I'm using Sakuta's regular raw food, which Milkshake demanded a bite of for her taxes, but you can use soaked kibble, wet food, really whatever you want. Tons of you were still freaked out by the fur and I know treats like this may be way different than things that you're used to feeding, but I promise you the weirder the treat, the healthier it is for your pets. Rabbit ears are also a fantastic natural toothbrush and they help to mechanically fight plaque buildup as your dog chews without the unnecessary ingredients that help to contribute to it instead. After you fill your rabbit ears with whatever you're using for your base, you can top them off with whatever you want. You can do what I'm doing and prep a ton of them and just pop them in the freezer. We like to do this for an easy snack for enrichment and the dogs love them as a way to cool down after a walk. Of course, before they went in the freezer, they both got to sample one right away. Let me know what you guys want us to make next.