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Freeze-Dried Duck Egg Treat for Cats and Dogs, 100% Duck Egg Food Topper for Pets with Chicken Sensitivities, 3 oz

$36.27
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Freeze-Dried Duck Egg Treat for Cats and Dogs, 100% Duck Egg Food Topper for Pets with Chicken Sensitivities, 3 oz

$36.27
Sale price  $36.27 Regular price  $36.27

Give your cat or dog a nutrient-rich change of pace with freeze-dried scrambled duck eggs made from one ingredient: 100% duck eggs. Serve them as an occasional treat or add them to regular food as a topper.

This 3 oz bag offers an egg-based option for pets with chicken sensitivities. Ground eggshell remains naturally included, adding texture to every serving.

Key Features

  • The single-ingredient recipe contains only duck eggs, keeping treat time straightforward for pet parents who carefully check ingredients.
  • Duck eggs provide a protein-rich treat with 33.4% minimum crude protein, making each occasional serving a nourishing addition to your pet’s routine.
  • Naturally occurring Omega-3s and essential nutrients support overall wellness, healthy skin, and a shiny coat.
  • Included ground eggshell adds texture, giving cats and dogs a different treat experience from their usual food.
  • Use the freeze-dried scrambled eggs on their own as an occasional reward or sprinkle them over regular food to add variety at mealtime.

Specifications

  • Net weight: 3 oz (85 g)
  • Ingredients: 100% duck eggs
  • Crude protein: 33.4% minimum
  • Crude fat: 27.8% minimum
  • Crude fiber: 6.54% maximum
  • Moisture: 3.48% maximum
  • Calorie content: 3600 kcal/kg
  • Feeding: Serve as an occasional treat or food topper.
  • Water: Always provide fresh water.
  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place.
  • Safety: For pets only; not for human consumption.
  • Hygiene: Wash hands and surfaces after handling.
  • Allergy handling: Handle with care if you have allergies.

Offer these duck eggs as an occasional part of your pet’s routine and keep fresh water available. If your cat or dog has dietary concerns, speak with your veterinarian before serving.

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