Lily's Kitchen Made with Natural Ingredients Adult Dry Dog Food Chicken & Duck Grain-Free Recipe 2.5kg Bag

Great quality dog food been buying it for years. It’s definitely worth it if you can get it on sale!!

I’ve always believed that if you’re going to feed a member of the family, they might as well eat well—and judging by the way my dog now sprints to her bowl like she’s auditioning for Crufts, I’d say we’ve found a winner.This dog food has genuinely impressed me. The ingredients list reads more like something from a health-conscious deli than a pet aisle—no mysterious “meat derivatives” or suspicious additives lurking in fine print. It smells, well, not delightful to the human nose, but a far cry from the pongy, oily options I’ve mistakenly bought in the past.One of the first things I noticed was the change in her coat. After just a couple of weeks, she looked as though she'd stepped straight out of a dog shampoo advert—sleek, glossy and frankly smug. The breath, which had previously been somewhere between compost bin and old sock, is now practically inoffensive. I wouldn't say it's minty fresh, but it no longer clears a room.The kibble size is ideal—not so small that she inhales it like a hoover on Red Bull, but not so big she looks at me like I’ve given her gravel. It’s clearly designed with medium to large breeds in mind, and my Labrador has had no trouble munching through it.What I particularly appreciate is the lower fat content. She's a lively girl who doesn’t sit still for long, but I’m conscious of keeping her weight in check, especially as she gets older. This food strikes a nice balance between being satisfying without being heavy.Now, the price. Yes, it does make your wallet flinch. I won’t pretend it’s budget-friendly—but in fairness, neither is a vet visit for digestive issues or dental work. I’d rather pay a bit more now and avoid those costs (and the accompanying dog guilt) later.In short, it’s not cheap—but neither is quality. My dog’s happier, healthier, and possibly more stylish than I am at this point. If only they did a human version.

My vet told me that Watson has dry skin, dandruff, causing him to itch and it was recommended that I change his food. It was causing him to scratch and get sore areas, scabs. He has always been sensitive to food and I have tried many different wet and dry foods, different brands.So, I thought I would try this one. The different in about a week was fantastic, the itching was almost stopped from how much he had been scratching.Nice little kibble so easy for my four teeny tiny little chihuahuas.No yucky smell.I noticed that Watsons fur was like silk. Sherlock and Mylo are softer. Boots still feels like normal but I haven't fully charged him over as I have a few boxes of the last food, since Boots hasn't had any issues I'm giving him half and half until we run out of the other brand.It took a few days for Watson to get used to this new kibble, Sherlock was leaving some kibble in his bowl for about two weeks. Boots and Mylo loved it and enjoy their food, they are not fussy.Now everyone is eating all their food.I have noticed a gain in weight for everyone. I have been feeding 70g each but this is going to be reduced next week.

I have tried numerous brands of dog food and have always tried to get the best for my money (even making the food myself with fresh meats and vegetables).Lily's kitchen produce very good dog food but I do find the price to be a bit higher than I would be happy with if I bought on a regular basis.I tried Lily's kitchen as it's good for dogs with allergies or sensitive stomachs and found that my dog did ok on it.Based on further research I have discovered another brand called Simpsons, which offers the same quality at a saving of up to £10 per 12kg bag and is available through amazon which makes it easy to source reliably and since Simpsons is British I always support UK companies when possible.Getting back to Lily's kitchen products, I would recommend this food as it is very good quality and I still purchase the tinned food to give as a taster for the new brand as I did for the Lily's kitchen biscuit.If you feel the additional price point does not matter, Lily's kitchen is the one for you without going mad and buying Orijen dog food which is wallet breaking for large breeds.

Lily's Kitchen Made Adult Dry Dog Food Chicken & Duck Grain-Free Recipe 7kg Bag which our dog has loved for over 9yrs. It cost £44.95 on subscription, which is pretty good, especially as it is delivered to the door. THere are a lot of cheaper dog foods out there but we are OK with paying the extra to make sure our dog has nor problems with alergic reactions (which he has had to otere foods).

I've been using this dog food for many years mainly because of the natural ingredients. The kibble is suitable for dogs of all sizes and feels of a high quality, doesn't break up into powder. Although the food is on the expensive side it's definitely worth it for the ingredients. Would recommend

Good size bag of food. Helps with my dog that has a sensitive digestive system. Kibble is about 1cm. I use this as a complete dog food.

Excellent nutritional dry food for your dog. No strong smell and good selection. My pet dog absolutely loves this range.