I imagine you could just make any biscuit that you normally do, except substituting the pumpkin pulp as a wet ingredient instead of juice, water, or whatever other liquid you usually use?

btw, nice meme reference

I was wondering if I should puree the pumpkin or just leave it in the stringy mess for texture?

and thanks

Hmmm...I would see if Finn likes pumpkin before you go through the steps of pureeing it. I would hate for you to go through all the work and he ends up hating it. =p I'm talking from experience of course since I just have to have the weirdest bun around that does not like pumpkin. (Seriously how do you not like pumpkin?)

Finn does like pumpkin! I gave him a little sliver of it when we were cutting our jack o lanterns and he was nibbling on it when he thought I wasn't looking

I'd love to know what you end(ed) up putting in it. I'd like to try something pumpkin for my bunnies!

I'm not sure what I'm going to put in! banana? carrots? eek! so many choices

Is pumpkin good for them?

@ Bullrider, Pumpkin is really good for them In moderation of course. It's great for digestion (in dogs too). It's usually recommended to get a rabbit eating during stasis, if you don't have critical care on hand.

I always have a can of 100% pumpkin in my cupboards just in case, and I'll break it open for an extra special treat sometimes

TY that is great to know. how would I prepare it if I had to use it for use like a critical care?

if you buy the canned pumpkin (just look carefully so you don't buy the pumpkin pie stuff ), it will be soft enough to put right into a syringe for feeding, but most rabbits will just suck it up off a plate otherwise.

Zoologist I actually tried mixing apple with pumpkin. My bun seemed to like the apple part but the weirdo she is hated the pumpkin. =p

LOL thanks