When pets eat fur (like rabbit tails with fur still on them), the fur acts like a natural fiber in their diet.
Here’s why that’s good:

Cleans the gut — Fur helps “sweep” through the digestive tract, helping to clear out old food, mucus, and even parasites naturally. Think of it like a gentle internal brush.

Supports digestion — It adds bulk to stool, helping keep bowel movements regular and healthy.

Mimics a natural diet — In the wild, cats and dogs eat whole prey — fur, feathers, bones, and all. Fur is part of what their bodies evolved to handle!

Reduces hairballs (for cats) — Some people find that cats fed furry treats may have fewer hairball problems because the fur helps move swallowed hair through the digestive system more smoothly.

Feeding Guide:
Offer as a treat or reward as part of a balanced diet. Always supervise your pet while chewing and provide fresh water.