Whole Prey Quail gives your carnivore the prey animal in its most natural form—whole and intact. With meat, bones, organs, skin, feathers, and everything in between, whole prey offers incredible natural variety while giving your pet the opportunity to chew, tear, and engage with their food in a completely different way.

Best For

• Dogs & Cats
• Whole Prey Feeding
• Rotational Feeding
• Natural Feeding Enrichment
• Novel Protein
• Adding Whole-Animal Variety

Product Details

• Count: 2
• 100% whole quail
• Whole and intact
• Includes meat, bones, organs, skin, feathers, digestive tract & naturally occurring contents
• Single protein
  

Natural Variation: Because this is a whole animal rather than a manufactured product, size, weight, appearance, and other characteristics will naturally vary from piece to piece.

Ingredient

Whole quail

Why Feed Whole Prey Quail?

Quail packs the variety of an entire prey animal into a relatively small package, making it an approachable way to introduce whole prey to many carnivores.

Meat, edible bones, organs, skin, feathers, and other naturally occurring tissues are all offered together, while the intact bird gives your pet the opportunity to chew, tear, and engage with their meal.

For smaller carnivores in particular, quail can offer the whole-prey experience without the size of a larger prey animal.

What About the Feathers?

They're supposed to be there!

Fur and feathers are a normal part of consuming prey and provide indigestible animal fiber along with a completely different texture than most raw foods.

Don't be surprised if you find fur or feathers left behind, scattered around the feeding area, or coming out the other end later. That's all part of feeding the animal the way nature packaged it.

For easier cleanup, many raw feeders choose to offer whole prey outdoors, on a washable surface, or in an easy-to-clean feeding area.

Feeding Guidance

Whole prey can be offered as part of a varied raw diet and provides a unique way to introduce both nutritional and feeding variety.

Unlike a ground product, intact prey encourages your carnivore to work through different tissues and textures—chewing, tearing, pulling, and figuring out how to eat the animal along the way. This can turn mealtime into an opportunity for both nourishment and enrichment.

Always supervise while feeding whole prey and select prey that is appropriately sized for your pet. If your carnivore is new to whole prey, introduce it gradually and allow them time to figure it out.

Feed raw. Never cook whole prey, as it contains bone.

Storage & Handling

Keep frozen until ready to use.

Thaw in the refrigerator before feeding and keep refrigerated once thawed. Stays good in the refrigerator for about 3 days after thawing.

Feed raw. Do not cook, as whole prey contains bone.

Shipping

Ships frozen. Please see our shipping page & FAQS for full details on frozen product handling & shipping timelines.

Quality Promise 

We do not sell any products that contain denaturants, added colors, preservatives, artificial ingredients & no HPP. There are no grains, fruits or vegetables added to any of our products. It's part of our commitment to quality. We believe in feeding a nutrient-rich meat, bone & organ diet–a carnivore diet as Mother Nature intended!