EASTER BOWL BRAG
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Hop into Spring With Adorable Easter Bowlbrags

Easter is here, signaling an unofficial start to spring. Our influencers have been hard at work creating these adorable Easter-themed bowlbrags, and we've included the ingredients so you can recreate them yourself!

Bowl-O-Bunnies

Bunny Bowl

Image courtesy of @canecorso_remi.

  • •Gussy’s Gut Daily Powder and unsweetened coconut flakes

  • •We Feed Raw Venison Patty frozen in silicone bunny mold from Amazon

  • •Pumpkin purée

  • •Quail egg

  • •Blueberries

  • •Canned carrots with kale

  • •Mitten Variety Flower Dog Treats

  • •Greek yogurt frozen eggs (strawberry, blue spirulina, and turmeric)

Easter Delight

Bunny Bowl

Image courtesy of @rescue.pup.koda.

  • •We Feed Raw

  • •Mitten Variety Treats Flowers

  • •Goat milk kefir

  • •Mitten Variety Treats Sprinkles

  • •Raw chicken egg

  • •Gussy's Gut Daily Powder

  • •Dehydrated duck egg toppers

Eggscelent Easter Stew

Easter Egg Bowl

Image courtesy of @canecorso_remi.

  • •Bone broth & Native Pet Pumpkin Powder

  • •We Feed Raw Duck Patty shaped into eggs

  • •Frozen bone broth Eggs:

  • •Blue is blue spirulina & Greek yogurt

  • •Pink is strawberry & Greek yogurt

  • •Purple is a mixture of blue spirulina & strawberry & Greek yogurt

  • •Greek yogurt frozen bunny

  • •Canned carrots and kale

  • •Mitten Variety Flower Dog Treats

Spring Fling

Garden Theme Bowl

Image courtesy of @rescue.pup.koda.

  • •We Feed Raw

  • •Mitten Variety Treats Flower Treats and Sprinkles

  • •Dehydrated small rabbit feet

  • •Dehydrated sweet potato chunks

  • •Redhydrated Gussy's Gut Daily Powder

Easter Bunny Toppl

Easter Toppl

Image courtesy of @rescue.pup.koda.

  • •We Feed Raw

  • •Dehydrated rabbit foot

  • •Mitten Variety Treats Bunny Cookie

  • •Goat milk yogurt

  • •Blackberries

  • •Mitten Variety Treats Bunny Sprinkles

Rabbit Crossing

River's Easter Bowl Brag

Image courtesy of @RiverTheDal.

  • •We Feed Raw

  • •Goat's milk and blue spirulina

  • •Greek yogurt frozen bunny

  • •Pumpkin purée frozen bunny

  • •Supergreens frozen bunny

Bunny Bowl

Easter Bunny Bowl

Image courtesy of @rescue.pup.koda.

  • •We Feed Raw rabbit-shaped pupsicles:

    • •Gussy's Gut Daily Superfood Powder

    • •Goat milk yogurt

    • •Bunny "sprinkles"

  • •Mitten Variety Treats Eggs

  • •Scrambled chicken egg

Spring Has Sprung

Spring

Image courtesy of @WildlyFloofy.

  • •We Feed Raw

  • •Pink pitaya and Greek yogurt

  • •Mitten Variety Treats

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