Whole quail eggs with shells.
Just as healthy as duck eggs, quail eggs are a great source of protein. Here are some additional health benefits of quail eggs:
- Vitamin B for energy
- Fatty Acids for brain development
- Protein for muscle development
- Vitamin E for immune system and healthy skin
- Riboflavin and Selenium which alleviates nausea and helps calm upset stomachs
Every 2 oz of dehydrated quail eggs is about 15 fresh quail eggs.
1 tsp dried is about 1 fresh quail egg.
Feeding recommendation: 1 tsp for every 20lb.
Use as meal topper. Combine with yogurt, kefir or goat's milk for a fun DIY pet-safe snack.
Whole Quail Egg Topper
All pets should be supervised when giving bones. Discard any bone pieces smaller than your pet's mouth.
As always, feed in moderation at first. If your pet is new to fresh proteins, bones, and organs, it is best to introduce gradually with just a few pieces or a small chew session per day.
Keep in a sealed container in a cool, dry place for up to 1 month | Refrigerated or frozen storage for longer storage
