Freeze-Dried Raw Quail Eggs for Dogs

One ingredient: whole raw quail eggs, yolk, white and shell, freeze dried in small batches in Malvern, Pennsylvania. Sold by count, not by weight.

Freeze-dried raw quail eggs

Whole eggs, shell on, sold by count.

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  • One ingredient: whole quail egg
  • Freeze dried in Malvern, PA
  • Sold by count: 9, 18, 72 or 288

Contains egg. Raw: wash your hands after handling.

  • One protein per bag, dried in Malvern, Pennsylvania
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Why dogs go for it

A dried quail egg is a small whole egg, shell and all, that crushes between two fingers and goes over a meal as a topper, or is handed over whole for a dog that likes to crunch. The dried egg is fragile, so expect a few cracked ones and some shell dust in the bag. Some dogs go for the egg first and leave some shell, which is normal.

What is in the bag

Whole raw quail eggs, freeze dried, sold by count. The label reads:

Guaranteed analysis
Crude protein31% min
Crude fat26% min
Crude fiber10% max
Moisture10% max
Energy4,087 kcal ME/kg, about 115.9 kcal per oz

Which count

  • 9 eggs ($12). The size to start with. Enough to find out whether your dog wants the egg, the shell or both.
  • 18 eggs ($20). The same count that goes in the Exotic Collection Box, for a dog that has already said yes.
  • 72 eggs ($40). The first bulk size, for a house that crushes one over dinner most days.
  • 288 eggs ($130). The big bulk size. Our listing says this count needs up to 7 days of lead time.

Start with 9. The 18 count is the number in the Exotic Collection Box. The 72 and 288 counts are the bulk sizes, and the 288 count ships with up to 7 days of lead time.

What owners say

5.0from 2 reviews on sniffandshift.com
5 out of 5 stars
Dogs enjoyed the egg but not the shell as much
Sabrina, April 2026 (verified buyer)
5 out of 5 stars🐶🧡
Dog is obsessed!
Sabrina, October 2025 (verified buyer)

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Try all four

Exotic Collection Box

Frog legs, baby octopus, scallops and 18 quail eggs, one bag of each, for $7.20 less than the four bags bought one at a time.

$64.80

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Good to know

These are raw eggs, shell on, with the water taken out, so wash your hands after handling them, as with any raw pet treat. Serve one crushed over a meal, whole, or after a short soak in warm water; the soak is optional. Stay nearby while your dog eats one, and crush the egg over food if your dog gulps. Treats are for intermittent or supplemental feeding, not a complete diet; keep fresh water available. The eggs are listed for adult dogs of all sizes and for cats. Reading up first? Our guide answers can dogs eat quail eggs, shell and raw questions included.

Questions

How many eggs are in a bag?

You pick the count: 9, 18, 72 or 288 whole eggs.

Do I have to soak them?

No. A short warm water soak is optional. The eggs can be fed dry, whole or crushed over a meal.

Why are some eggs cracked?

The dried egg is fragile. A few cracked eggs and some shell dust in the bag are normal, and the cracked ones go straight over a bowl.

Can my cat have them?

Yes. The eggs are listed for dogs and cats. For a cat, crumble one over food or give it a short soak.

How do I store them?

Reseal the bag after opening and keep it away from heat and damp.