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Big Country Raw Quail Eggs
Big Country Raw Quail Eggs pack a nutritional punch. Not to be underestimated, these cute, speckled eggs are a great treat or meal addition!
Ingredients
- Frozen Quail Egg
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Big Country Raw Quail Eggs
Big Country Raw Quail Eggs pack a nutritional punch. Not to be underestimated, these cute, speckled eggs are a great treat or meal addition to your pet’s dish. With an easily resealable container, and always frozen fresh in packs of 18.
- A great source of calcium.
- Rich source of healthy protein.
- Packed full of Omega 3’s and healthy fats.
- Single ingredient; a great topper or treat for pet’s with sensitivities!
Ingredients
- Frozen Quail Egg
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