Quail Eggs – Pack of 18
$5.49
An excellent addition to your pet’s raw meals!
Add raw shelled or unshelled quail eggs to your pets dish as a daily meal addition or special treat.
Raw Quail Eggs are an excellent source of protein! Shells are an excellent source of calcium.
Sold in a Pack of 18.
20 in stock
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Ingrediens: Frozen Quail Egg.
| Nutrient Analysis | Analyse des éléments nutritifs | ||
| Per 31 grams (3 eggs) | Par 31 grammes (3 oeufs) | ||
| Calories | Calories | 45 | |
| Protein | Protéines | 4 g | |
| Fat | Matières grasses | 3 g | |
| Fibre | Fibres | 0 g | |
| Sodium/Sodium – 40 gVitamin D/Vitamine D – 2 mcg
Iron/Fer – 1 mg Potassium/Potassium – 37 mg Vitamin A/Vitamine A – 53 mcg |
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A small but nutritious addition to your dog or cats raw diet. Offer along side a meal or all alone as a special treat.
Daily Serving Suggestion:
5 – 20 lbs – 1 egg
20 – 40 lbs – 2 eggs
40 – 60 lbs – 3 eggs
80 + lbs – 4+ eggs
Safe Handling Instructions:
Frozen Quail Eggs for pet consumption. Can be kept frozen for up to 12 months. Once thawed eggs can be stored in your refrigerator for up to 15 days.
Serving Instructions:
Freezing eggs will cause the outer shell to crack, but often the membrane will not break. We suggest thawing eggs in refrigerator in a glass dish, as leaking is possible. Once thawed, add raw egg(s) to your pet’s meal as a daily addition or special treat.
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