Freeze Dried Pet Treats PAWUP Quail Egg Review | Reviewed by PetsCareLab

PAWUP Freeze Dried Quail Egg Yolk and Cranberry Treats Review: A Nutritious Boost for Your Pet’s Coat and Urinary Health

Our team at Petscarelab recently put these PAWUP Freeze Dried Cat & Dog Treats to the test, and they’re a fantastic multi-tasking snack that supports a glossy coat and a healthy urinary tract. These paw-shaped bites are perfect for small to medium dogs and cats of all life stages, especially those struggling with dull fur or picky appetites. With an overall rating of 4.4 stars, they provide a concentrated punch of protein and antioxidants that your pets will actually beg for.

Product Formula and Label Analysis

When you flip over a bag of PAWUP treats, you won’t find a novel of ingredients. It’s a limited-ingredient formula designed to be gentle on the stomach while maximizing nutrient density. Because they use a 5:1 raw-to-finished ratio, the nutrients are far more concentrated than what you’d find in standard baked biscuits.

Ingredient Analysis: What’s Inside the Bag?

We love seeing “Quail Egg” as the first ingredient. Quail eggs are often called “nature’s multi-vitamin” because they’re packed with lecithin, which helps repair skin and makes fur look like it’s been professionally groomed.

• Quail Egg & Chicken: These provide the high-quality, bioavailable protein needed for muscle maintenance. Quail yolk is specifically rich in healthy fats that help with brain function.
• Cranberry: This isn’t just for flavor. Cranberries help prevent bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall, making these a smart choice for cats or older dogs prone to urinary issues.
• Pea Protein & Tapioca Starch: Used in small amounts to help hold the fun paw shapes together. While we prefer meat-only, these are low on the ingredient list.
• Taurine: An absolute must-have for cats to maintain heart health and vision, though it’s great for dogs too.

Nutritional Analysis: The Power of Freeze-Drying

The real magic here is the freeze-drying technology. Instead of cooking the life out of the ingredients at high heat, PAWUP locks in 96% of the natural vitamins and minerals. This means your pet gets the benefits of raw food without the messy cleanup or safety risks of handling raw meat.

The high lecithin content in the egg yolks acts as a natural “coat polisher.” If your dog’s coat feels more like straw than silk, or if your cat is shedding more than usual, these healthy fats go a long way in restoring that natural shine.

The Good and The Bad: Pros & Cons

Petscarelab’s Rating for PAWUP Freeze Dried Treats

We’ve seen plenty of treats come through our doors, but the combination of quail yolk and cranberry is a clever niche. It’s a “functional treat” that actually does what it claims. While you might find some crumbs at the bottom of the bag, don’t throw them out—sprinkle them over your pet’s dinner as a high-protein meal topper to make sure they lick the bowl clean.