Quail Bites

100% All Natural; No Preservatives; Made in small batches for quality and freshness.

The Quail Bites.

We should not have a favorite but if Joey’s crazy about this one, you should let your pups try it!

Quail bites consist of head, heart, liver, and eggs. Quail meat stands out as a lean and low-calorie protein choice for dogs, serving as a natural source of essential vitamins. Rich in phosphorous and iron, it plays a vital role in promoting robust muscle development.

Incorporating quail or quail-based food into your dog's diet not only adds variety but also introduces a different protein source, making it an excellent option for dogs with food allergies or sensitivities to more common proteins like beef or chicken.

Elevate your pet's nutrition with the nutritional benefits and novel protein goodness found in quail. Please refrigerate upon receipt for longer shelf life.

50g per pack

READ BELOW BEFORE FEEDING THIS TO YOUR DOG

Shelf life:

• 2 weeks on the countertop (cool& dry place)
• 3 months in the refrigerator
• 6 months in the freezer

As shipping usually exposes the package to heat and humidity, we encourage putting all treats & chews in the ref upon receipt, may it be opened or unopened. You may also keep the treats & chews in an airtight container for longer shelf life. If there are visible molds already, discard immediately.

Feeding Recommendation: Anything that is given too much is bad.

Treats: Can be given to puppies at least 3 months & above. Feed treats moderately; should not exceed 10% of your dog’s daily diet. If it’s your dog’s first time trying dehydrated treats, introduce by feeding small amount.

Chews: Can be given to puppies at least 5 months & above. ALWAYS supervise your pet when giving chews & ensure fresh water is available. For unfinished chews, pat dry and put inside the ref. Do not wash.

For “gulper” dogs, we recommend giving chews bigger than their head to avoid choking. (Ex. Give a big Cow Ear)

Food Allergies: All the ingredients used are stated in the packaging. If you are not aware of your pet’s food allergies, start feeding small amount and watch out for possible reactions.