capuca Freeze-dried Quail Treats for Cats and Dogs, 3 oz, single ingredient

The jar holds 85 g (3 oz) of freeze-dried quail cat treats made from one ingredient, little quail. They are suitable for cats and dogs, and the manufacturer lists three ways to serve them: dry on their own, mixed into the main food, or soaked in water. Pieces are whole quail, and the jar measures 7.6 x 7.6 x 14 cm with a lid that closes again between servings.

Three ways the manufacturer says to serve the quail

The manufacturer gives three feeding methods. The pieces can be eaten dry as they come, stirred into the pet's main food to add flavour, or soaked in water before serving. Any of the three suits both cats and dogs.

The label also lists training and treating as the specific uses, so the pieces can go as training rewards as well as a standalone treat.

What to check before you buy the jar

The target audience on the label is house-cats, and the same facts state the treats are suitable for cats and dogs. A buyer keeping only a cat can feed from the jar as it is; a household with a dog can use it too.

The jar holds 85 g (3 oz) in a single pack and measures 7.6 x 7.6 x 14 cm, or 3 x 3 x 5.5 in. Check that space on the shelf before ordering.

Little quail is the only ingredient listed

Little quail is the single ingredient in the jar, and the manufacturer names quail as the special ingredient too. There is no corn and no soy, and the recipe has no grains and no additives.

Freeze-drying takes 95% of the moisture out of the pieces, and the manufacturer describes the process as minimal. The label lists the pieces as high-protein and grain-free.

What comes in the pack

• One jar holding 85 g (3 oz) of freeze-dried whole quail pieces
• A lid that closes again between servings
• A double seal that keeps moisture away from the pieces

How the pieces and the jar work day to day

• The pieces are whole quail, so each one is a single piece rather than a formed kibble.
• Freeze-drying leaves 5% of the moisture in the pieces, which is why they store dry in the jar.
• The jar is portable, and its lid closes easily, so the pack can travel with the pet.
• Two seals sit on the jar to keep moisture out after it has been opened.
• Corn, soy, grains and additives are all left out of the recipe.

Questions buyers ask about the quail treats

What is the only ingredient in these treats?

Little quail is the only ingredient listed, and the manufacturer also names quail as the special ingredient.

Can I give these to a dog as well as a cat?

Yes. The facts state the treats are suitable for cats and dogs, and the label's target audience is house-cats.

How much do the treats weigh and how big is the jar?

The jar holds 85 g (3 oz) and measures 7.6 x 7.6 x 14 cm, or 3 x 3 x 5.5 in.

How do I serve freeze-dried quail?

The manufacturer lists three methods: dry on their own, mixed into the main food, or soaked in water.

Do the treats contain corn, soy or grains?

No. The recipe is free of corn and soy and has no grains or additives.