I always love quail eggs and I’ve just bought a bunch of them recently. As usual, I cooked them and ate them but as my dogs looked at me, it crossed my mind that maybe I could make some for them and before I do that I ran my research on the internet and found several article and claims that said quail eggs are free from salmonella and are best eaten raw with the eggshell. Now I am wondering if quail eggs are really the superior alternative than chicken eggs and are meant to be served raw to dogs. Any thoughts?

Topics: eggs, dogs, pets, bacteria, salmonella, diseases, contamination, quail eggs