Quail meat sausages were prepared and tested to assess the benefits of adding pea flour. The incorporation of pea flour at 15 g/ kg in quail sausage formulation offered lighter color, improved water holding capacity, protein swelling, and higher cook yield, without significantly affecting the texture. However, addition at the higher concentration 25 g/kg which was employed in this study significantly compromised the texture making the sausages harder and retain lesser moisture. In general, pea flour addition increased the susceptibility of quail sausages to oxidation and higher micro- bial load. Further research should be emphasized on finding suit- able antioxidants and antimicrobials, whether natural or chemical, for quail sausage formulations and performing consumer testing of such products. Thus, quail meat which is an underutilized protein source can be employed for commercial production of sausages and value addition with pea flour offers improved texture and yield. The results of this study present a good scope for product development and value addition using quail meat.