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Back 2 Basics Quail Eggs (Raw & Frozen) - 18 Pack

$4.95 CAD

18-pack = $4.95 (ā‰ˆ$0.28 each)
Frozen raw quail eggs for dogs & catsā€”serve frozen or thawed. Single-ingredient, nutrient-dense and portion-easy.

Benefits:
  • ā€¢ Supports Healthy Weight
  • ā€¢ Picky Eater Approved
Features:
  • ā€¢ Low In Fat
  • ā€¢ Single-Ingredient
  • ā€¢ Sustainably Sourced
Low-Fat Low-Fat
DIY-Friendly DIY-Friendly
Raw Raw
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Product Features
Low In Fat

Low-fat formula supports sensitive pets by easing digestion, reducing inflammation, and supporting healthy body condition.

Single-Ingredient

One simple ingredient, free of fillers and additives, offering clean, species-appropriate nourishment for any pet.

Sustainably Sourced

Ethically sourced to support long-term ecosystem health, biodiversity, and environmental responsibility.

Product Description

Quail eggs-only. Shell-on nutrition. Serve frozen or thawed.

Back 2 Basics Raw Frozen Quail Eggs (18-pack) are single-ingredient, shell-on eggs you can feed whole, or cracked. Offer frozen for enrichment or thawed to boost aroma and moistureā€”great as a topper, treat, or DIY mix-in.

Why We Love It

āœ” Single-ingredient quail eggsā€”clean label
āœ” Shell-on for natural calcium & crunch
āœ” Serve frozen or thawedā€”frozen mini ā€œpopsā€ = enrichment
āœ” Moisture & aroma boost for picky pets
āœ” Easy portion controlā€”one egg at a time
āœ” Freezer-friendly bulk value
āœ” Works for dogs & cats
āœ” Budget-friendly per egg

How to Feed

Serve frozen, chilled, or thawedā€”whole, or crackedĀ over meals. Start small and adjust to maintain ideal body condition. Always supervise and choose appropriate piece sizes (crack or crumble for smaller pets). Handle raw foods safelyā€”wash hands, bowls, and surfaces. Keep unused eggs frozen; thaw in the refrigerator.

Pro tip: Crack a frozen egg over a lick mat and refreezeā€”creates a cooling, long-lasting enrichment treat with built-in minerals from the shell.

Ingredients
Frozen quail eggs

Nutrition
Nutritional Analysis per 31g (3 eggs)

Calories: 45
Protein: 4
Fat: 3
Fibre: 0
Sodium: 40g
Vitamin D: 2mcg
Iron: 1mg
Potassium: 37g
Vitamin A: 52mcg

Serving Tips


Serve frozen, chilled, or thawedā€”whole, or cracked over meals. Start small and adjust to maintain ideal body condition. Always supervise and choose appropriate piece sizes (crack or crumble for smaller pets). Handle raw foods safelyā€”wash hands, bowls, and surfaces. Keep unused eggs frozen; thaw in the refrigerator.

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