Lily's KitchenNatural Adult Wet Dog Food Tins Grain-Free Recipe Variety Pack 12x400g

My sausage dog eats these like he’s been starved for months / never eaten food before in his life. (In reality he has had Royal Canin kibble 3 times a day). My point is, he adores this food, it certainly looks and smells like real food and it’s easy to prepare and store (I use half a tin a day and store in the fridge with clingfilm on top in between). Highly recommend / made a rod for my own back with providing these tasty meals but here we are.

Dog loves lily's kitchen food.

These sound delicious.My four chihuahuas love every flavour.Each dog gets 50g with 25g dried kibble, also Lily's Kitchen for senior dogs.Each tin is two days of meals.It looks good, no chunky bits that make me gag. Other brand had bits I couldn't cut through.Much more meat, not much jelly filler as other brands.I buy them when I see special offers as they are expensive

Always a consistently good product albeit at what I think is rather expensive for tinned dog food - hence the 4 out of 5. At least I know my dog is receiving the right balance with this food

Only dog food my dog will eat.It looks and smells very good.The meat is decent size I just cut it up a little more.Dog eats all of his dinner very quality so I assume it’s very tasty!Tin is easy to store and open.

The media could not be loaded. Great quality food. My dog loves it. The boxes ☑️are heavy but came well packaged. Easy to use cans and recyclable. I would say the deals in the supermarkets are often cheaper. Dog loves the taste and nice and healthy product.

My greyhound loves them! They are quality tins of dog food. Pack contains several flavours and are value for money. Great as toppers.

I have a 2 year old cocker spaniel who has always had an issue with her food. She's extremely fussy and very often is sick after eating or her stools are very loose. I tried her on lots of different brands, wet and dry and nothing seem to help. Things would be OK for a while but she'd go off her food and sometimes not touch it all day. I even tried the more expensive brands and same thing. I have always known about Lillys kitchen but at £2.50 a tin I just could not justify it. My dog has 2 tins a day, so that would be £35 a week or £140 a month!!!Anyway I came across the Amazons offer, they sell 6 for £10.80 and when you subscribe its even cheaper. I bought a few tins for her to try and it’s worked out perfectly.Usually when I open a tin of food she actually walks off. This time she was stood next to the counter top, excited for her meal! Something she hadn't done since she was a puppy.I gave her a little bit of it for her to taste and she did the same thing she does when you give her a high value treat e.g a bit of steak, or liver which is she starts trembling!So I gave her the food and she ate it all right away!Nothing was wrong with her appetite after all. She just didn't like the nasty food with all the horrible meat meal, rendering etc.She's has no issues with stools etc and meal times are once again very exciting for her - just like its meant to be!My subscription means the tins cost £1.53 each which is 53p more than the £1 I was spending the previous stuff so its not that bad and Its well worth it.You also need to feed your dog less of this stuff as it’s so nutritious. I give her the upper recommended amount which is a tin and a quarter which she seems happy with.So definitely worth the switch and I think £1.53 is a decent price. Its expensive for a reason!