Lily's kitchen

hmc

Does anyone feed this and what are your views please as it's very expensive
Thanks

hmc

Obviously no one lol!

Misty_Blue

Not habitually, but I feed the canned food now and again. Compared to most canned brands the ingredients are very good, and my fussy Rough Collie loves it. He has sensitive digestion and allergies, and this food upsets neither.

hmc

Got a 1k bag today to start to mix in with their food. Blimey they went nuts for it! Don't think the change over will take long .big bag in order, it's going to cost approx £82 a month to feed my 2 no idea how I'm going to afford it but I'm hoping it will help my old boy lose weight and help his arthritis, what cost my boys well being .....

SeaLion_2

My dog gets the tins on special occasions. It's very pricey, but clearly very good.
Whether it's actually any better than Nature's Menu tins etc, I don't know.
I do know the dog really likes it.

Tashatutuw

My friend used it for her dog when she was suffering late stage kidney failure - it was suitable for her very limited diet and she absolutely loved it. It helped her keep some weight on her very poorly puppy (she was only 18 months).

Gold_Dust_2

I bought a tray for my cat when she was being very finicky, and she didn't really go for it. Glad though, as it was unbelievably expensive!

hmc

Well they are very excited every time the bag is opened ,like when I get the treat box out lol
Don't wet it or out some wet in and they eat it all,that's a 1st! So will see how we go for a month then weigh in again

RachRubyD

It's a very good pet food but to expensive. You could achieve similar doing a homecooked diet for your dog but I know time and getting the nutrition right is hard.

I buy the treats though as they normally on offer at amazon. I get the Cheese and Apple treats for my dog. I got a pack of 4 for about £4-5 couple months back and a pack lasts my cav about 3 weeks. They are about £11 at the moment for pack of 4 but normally go on offer now and again. They the perfect treat for a smaller dog.

We also buy the cat lily kitchens Cat Chicken Crunchy Nibbles. My mum was buying her the asda's own treats which are £1 for 90g and full of crap. I told her thats it only £4.50 free delievery on amazon for lilys kitchen which are high quality ingredients and much better for the cat and you get 400g. So your paying roughly around the same price as asda's own MADNESS.

I just somewhere like pets at home stocked them so I just buy a couple to have in. I feed my cav a raw diet from nutriment but I like to have in some wet/dry food just incase.

Glad to hear your dogs love it though, mine won't eat any dry food she sometimes eats eden but thats even a battle. You can get Lily's kitchen on offer from zooplus. About £60 for 2x7kg.

I think if you put your money into a good food normally you save on medication and vet bills. I've just spent £50 on mine on Paul Mitchell dog shampoo and conditioner, a new coat and supplements. Honestly wish I could spend £20 on myself for hair products haha.

cherrykerry

I feed my boys on Lily's kitchen and they love it. I give them the venison biscuits with a bit of the tinned mixed in. It doesn't actually work out that expensive if you feed the correct amount (you can calculate exact amount on the website). If I was just feeding the dry it would cost me just 66p a day to feed my 2 yorkies which is not a lot for a good quality food. I was working cost out for a customer at work the other day and it worked out to £1.25 a day for a labrador;)

hmc

Well they still loving it. Go mad when I go in the pantry feeding time. You have to be careful about the calculations on the website though, I rang up and she said the website was too low so whether or not that's lilies kitchen wanting you to spend more I'm not sure so I sort of feed in between the two is costing about £2.50 a day for a spaniel and a collie. Yet to see if the collie going to lose any weight
The spaniel has it dry on the Collie has his wetted going to try different flavoured bag next time