Does Giddy Pets sell the full Lily's Kitchen range?

We stock a wide selection across their dog, cat and puppy lines, including wet food, dry food and treats. Availability of any specific recipe can vary, so it's worth checking the current range here rather than assuming every single product is always in.

Is Lily's Kitchen suitable for puppies and kittens?

Yes, the range includes formulas specifically designed for puppies and there are options suited to kittens too, alongside their adult and senior ranges. Choosing the right life-stage formula matters more than picking a specific flavour, so check the pack is labelled for your pet's age group.

Why does Lily's Kitchen cost more than some other brands?

It's generally priced toward the premium end because of the ingredients used — named, whole-cut proteins and a shorter, more natural ingredients list tend to cost more to produce than formulas built around generic meat meals or heavily processed fillers. Whether that's worth it comes down to what you're looking for from a food rather than there being one right answer.

Where to buy Lily's Kitchen: our range

You can buy the Lily's Kitchen range here — we sell it across dog, cat and puppy food, along with their treats, and hold it as everyday stock rather than a special-order item. The range is built around named, recognisable ingredients rather than generic meat meals, which is the main thing that sets it apart on a shelf full of similar-looking pouches and tins.

What's actually in the range

Lily's Kitchen covers wet and dry food for dogs and cats, life-stage formulas including puppy and senior ranges, and a selection of treats and biscuits alongside the main food lines. The wet food, in particular, tends to lean toward whole cuts and named proteins rather than the more processed textures you see in some budget ranges, which is part of why it sits at a higher price point than a supermarket own-brand.

Across the range, the approach is broadly the same regardless of species — recognisable ingredients, a focus on natural formulation, and an avoidance of artificial colours and flavourings. For cats specifically, the pate and pouch options are aimed at owners who want a simpler ingredients list than some mainstream brands offer, and the dog range covers everything from puppy-specific recipes through to senior formulas.

Who tends to choose it

Owners drawn to Lily's Kitchen are usually looking for a natural, ingredient-led food without wanting to go all the way to a raw or home-prepared diet, and the brand sits in that space of convenient, ready-made food built around a more transparent ingredients list than some cheaper alternatives. It suits dogs and cats with no specific dietary restrictions who simply have an owner who wants to know exactly what's in the bowl.

It's not positioned as a therapeutic or prescription diet, and it isn't marketed as such — if your pet has a diagnosed condition requiring a specific vet-recommended diet, that's a separate conversation to have with your vet rather than a decision to make from an ingredients list alone. For a generally healthy dog or cat, it's a straightforward, quality everyday choice.

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Common questions

Does Giddy Pets sell the full Lily's Kitchen range?: We stock a wide selection across their dog, cat and puppy lines, including wet food, dry food and treats. Availability of any specific recipe can vary, so it's worth checking the current range here rather than assuming every single product is always in.
Is Lily's Kitchen suitable for puppies and kittens?: Yes, the range includes formulas specifically designed for puppies and there are options suited to kittens too, alongside their adult and senior ranges. Choosing the right life-stage formula matters more than picking a specific flavour, so check the pack is labelled for your pet's age group.
Why does Lily's Kitchen cost more than some other brands?: It's generally priced toward the premium end because of the ingredients used — named, whole-cut proteins and a shorter, more natural ingredients list tend to cost more to produce than formulas built around generic meat meals or heavily processed fillers. Whether that's worth it comes down to what you're looking for from a food rather than there being one right answer.

Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.

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