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Freeze-Dried Quail Whole Eggs Treats for Dogs & Cats

Golden Nibbles

Freeze-Dried Quail Whole Eggs Treats for Dogs & Cats

Regular price $14.99
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Our Freeze-Dried Whole Quail Eggs Treats for Dogs & Cats are made from whole quail eggs and gently freeze-dried to preserve their natural nutrients and structure. These eggs include both the yolk and shell, offering a unique, whole-food option in a convenient, shelf-stable format.

Whole quail eggs are commonly chosen by pet parents looking to add variety and natural nutrients to meals without heavily processed supplements.

Key benefits:
Single-ingredient freeze-dried raw
Whole egg with shell
Naturally nutrient-dense
Easy to portion or crumble
No fillers, preservatives, or additives

Best for:
Dogs and cats on whole-food diets
Meal toppers or treats
Rotational feeding
Adding variety to meals

What’s inside:
100% whole quail eggs

FAQs

Why feed quail eggs to your pet?

Quail eggs are a nutrient-rich, whole-food option that many pet parents include to add variety and natural nutrition to their dog’s or cat’s diet. They contain high-quality protein along with naturally occurring vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats. Because they’re small and easy to portion, quail eggs are a convenient way to support overall wellness while keeping meals interesting.

Many pet parents also appreciate that quail eggs can be fed whole, crushed, or sprinkled over food, making them versatile for dogs and cats of all sizes. They’re often chosen as a gentle, single-ingredient addition for pets on whole-food or rotational feeding routines.

Why are whole quail eggs fed with the shell?

The shell is a natural part of the whole egg and is rich in naturally occurring calcium and minerals. Many pet parents choose to feed quail eggs with the shell as part of a whole-food approach, using the entire egg rather than removing beneficial components. The shell can be fed whole or gently crushed and sprinkled over meals.

Can whole quail eggs be broken into pieces?

Yes. They can be fed whole or gently crumbled over meals.

  • All-natural
  • locally sourced
  • No additives
  • No chemicals
  • Non GMO
  • ★★★★★
    So good that my cat ripped the bag open and devoured the whole thing in the dark of the night.
    Meredith
  • ★★★★★
    Great chew for my pups, convenient and tasty source of protein, fiber and vitamins. The ears are a great size compared to the very small ones that I can find locally and are competitively priced.
    Nicole Z.
  • ★★★★★
    Initially I bought these for my sensitive dog but ALL THREE DOGS are now OBSESSED including our puppy!!! LOVE the single ingredient low fat ingredient! These are perfect for our needs!!
    Katie c.

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