Lily's Kitchen Dog Turkey & Trout Senior Recipe Dry Food | Ocado (2024)

FAQs

Has Lily's Kitchen dog food changed? ›

In addition to our new look bags which make it easier to find out all the information you may need, we also had the opportunity to look at our recipes and make some tweaks. In making these ever so slight changes, some recipes now benefit from improved meat content, omega levels and additional taurine.

Where is Lily's Kitchen food made? We have various locations where our food is made: our dog tins and trays, as well as our dry food are made in the EU, our treats are made in different locations in the UK and EU. Our wet cat food is made in the EU and Thailand. Lily's Kitchen recipes are 'vet approved'.

Protein 23.5%, Fat 12.0%, Fibre 3.5%, Ash 7.0%, Moisture 8.0%, Calcium 1.10%, Phosphorus 0.80%, Omega3 1.20%, Omega6 1.80%.

Our range includes some lower fat recipes that are top picks for pets who need to help achieve and keep their ideal weight. In particular for dogs, look at our Lamb Dry Food, Coronation Chicken and Great British Breakfast. For cats, try our White Fish & Salmon Dry Food, Classic Chicken Dinner and Catch of the Day.

The cost and range of these fine ingredients is reflected in the price - for example, some of the organic ingredients we use can be up to 20 times the cost of non-organic. We believe that the quality of the ingredients and the difference they make to our food is well worth it.

Nestlé Purina PetCare has acquired natural pet food brand Lily's Kitchen, the UK's leading producer of premium wet and dry natural foods for dogs and cats. Their product range perfectly complements Purina's existing brand portfolio.

Our pet foods are tested thoroughly by a number of independent and accredited laboratories for food safety and nutritional value. Our recipes are then approved by a panel of animal nutritionists and vets.

Sojo's. All Sojos foods are made in their own facility in Minnesota without genetically engineered ingredients, fillers, preservatives, or anything artificial, and nothing from China. Just all-natural, human-grade meat, veggies, and fruits.

Our organic dog food is 100% certified and full of nutritious, healthy organic ingredients like proper meat, vibrant vegetables and herbs and botanicals. Food they'll love and will do them and the planet good.

What is considered high protein in dry dog food? ›

While there's no universal standard for defining “high-protein” dog food, it will usually contain at least 30% protein on a dry matter basis, though exact amounts will vary from brand to brand. Generally, 20% protein is considered low, and 25% is considered an average amount.

Popular in the Philippines, Lily's Peanut Butter offers a locally available option free from harmful additives, meeting the needs of health-conscious pet owners in the region.

Vet Linda's summary: A tough call here - both Pooch & Mutt and Lily's Kitchen offer products with pleasingly high levels of protein and nutritious whole foods. But when it comes to extra health benefits, Pooch & Mutt just comes out top with its lower fat content and added prebiotic supplements.

We have various locations where our food is made: our dog tins and trays, as well as our dry food are made in the EU, our treats are made in different locations in the UK and EU. Our wet cat food is made in the EU and Thailand.

What Is Low-Fat Dog Food? Generally a diet with less than 10% fat or less than 17% of calories from fat is considered to be low-fat. Meanwhile diets with 10-15% fat, or 17-23% of calories from fat are considered to contain a moderate amount of fat.

Nestlé Purina PetCare has acquired natural pet food brand Lily's Kitchen, the UK's leading producer of premium wet and dry natural foods for dogs and cats.

April 1, 2020 – Lily's Kitchen (the “Company”), creator of proper food for pets, today announced that it has been acquired from L Catterton by Nestlé Purina, a world leader in pet care. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.