Savage Cat Frozen Quail Eggs for Dogs and Cats, 24 count

Savage Cat Frozen Quail Eggs for Dogs and Cats, 24 count

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$15.99

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Savage Cat Frozen Quail Eggs for Dogs and Cats, 24 countTwo dozen raw quail eggs from the same Californian quail farm that raises our whole prey quail. Quail eggs may be served thawed or frozen with the shell broken or crushed according to your cat or dogs preference. Once thawed, quail eggs can be kept in the refrigerator for up to a month. Great source of vitamins, minerals and fats that can be added to a complete meal.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026