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Health Benefits
In many parts of the world, quail eggs are considered a delicacy. There's a reason for that!
Quail eggs are packed with nutrients and are higher in some nutrients than chicken eggs. They are an excellent source of protein, fat, and B vitamins - all contributing to your dog's energy, skin and fur, and overall health. In addition, quail eggs don't carry salmonella like chicken eggs do.
Many agree that consuming local honey can help control seasonal allergies experienced by both humans and pets. Our honey comes straight from our farm, where our honey bees enjoy acres of wildflowers in the central Texas sun.
Other all-natural and organic ingredients are used in our products, such as organic pumpkin, all-natural peanut butter, organic bananas, and more. We only use the best ingredients in our Queggie dog snacks!
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Queggie Varieties
There are three flavors of Queggie dog snacks. Let your furry friend decide which one is best!
Queggie PB Pumpkin
$9 / baker's dozen or $3 / 3-pack
Quail egg, Peanut Butter, Pumpkin, Whole Wheat Flour, Salt, Cinnamon
Queggie PB Banana
$9 / baker's dozen or $3 / 3-pack
Quail egg, Peanut Butter, Banana, Honey, Wheat Germ, Whole Wheat Flour
Queggie Sweet Potato
$9 / baker's dozen or $3 / 3-pack
Quail egg, Sweet Potato, Whole Wheat Flour, Applesauce
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How Queggie started
Started by a kid who loves animals
Ava is an 11 year-old Texas girl who lives on a small farm complete with five dogs, chickens, quail, and honey bees. She loves animals and baking, and wants to be a veterinarian when she grows up. She and her little brother, Jack, spend a lot of time outdoors with the animals, and love caring for them. Ava and her dad's love of pet quail, combined with Ava's baking interest were the perfect combination for homemade dog treats.
With school out of session for the rest of the year due to COVID-19, Ava started using her extra time to experiment with dog treat recipes using ingredients from her farm. She started out with her three key recipes and started sharing samples with her neighbors. Everyone loved the idea and their dogs loved the treats, so she decided to share them with the rest of the world. So... Queggie snacks were born!
Why "Queggie" as a name?
It's simple really... if you take "quail" and "egg" and combine the two words, you get "Quegg." But if you add an "ie" at the end, it sounds way more fun!
