Lily's Kitchen 12kg dog food
A 12kg bag is one of the larger sizes Lily's Kitchen sells its dry dog food in, and searching for it usually means an owner wants to buy in bulk for a dog who is already settled on the brand, rather than trying a new food for the first time in a small starter bag.
Why buy the bigger bag
Buying a larger bag generally works out cheaper per kilo than repeatedly buying a smaller size, and it means fewer trips or reorders for a dog who is already established on the food. It only makes sense once you know your dog does well on the specific recipe, since a large bag of a food your dog won't eat is an expensive mistake.
Lily's Kitchen markets its dry range around natural ingredients without some of the additives found in more mainstream everyday brands, which is generally the reason owners choose it in the first place regardless of bag size.
What to know before you buy
What we have in stock, including specific bag sizes, shifts with what we have managed to get in — check the grid above for what's currently available to order, since a particular recipe or size can be in or out of stock from one week to the next.
Store a large bag properly once opened — an airtight container keeps kibble fresher for longer than leaving it in an open bag, and this matters more with a 12kg bag than a small one simply because it takes longer for one dog to work through it.
This range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Lily's Kitchen Dog Lovely Lamb
Complete lamb-led dry dog food offered in two practical bag sizes
From£25.15
Lily's Kitchen Dog Chicken Duck
Complete grain-free chicken and duck dry dog food in three bag sizes
From£25.15
Lily's Kitchen Dog Venison & Duck
Grain-free complete dry dog food with duck, salmon and venison, plus a built-in joint mix
£25.15
Lily's Kitchen Puppy Chicken
Grain-free complete dry food for puppies up to 8-14 months, with a joint care mix built in
£25.15
Lily's Kitchen Dog Coronation Chicken
Sold as a case: see the options. Complete 65% chicken wet dog food with fruit in two pack sizes
From£16.89
Harringtons Just 6 Dry Dog Food Lamb
Grain-free lamb dry dog food in 2KG and 12KG sizes, with size-specific formulas
From£13.99
Barking Heads All Hounder Bowl Lickin Goodness Lamb
A grass-fed lamb kibble from Barking Heads' All Hounder joint-support range
From£14.99
Harringtons Adult Dog Grain Free Superfoods Salmon with Vegetables
Complete grain-free salmon and chicken dry dog food in a 12KG bag
£46.00
Taylors Adult & Senior Working Dog Grain Free Chicken
Grain-free complete food for working dogs, chicken-based, in a 12kg sack
£39.99
Burns Sensitive Grain Free Adult Senior Dog Duck Potato
Grain-free duck and potato recipe with a single novel protein, sized for a first trial
From£15.49
Eukanuba Adult Dog Breed Grain Free Fish
Grain-free ocean fish recipe for adult dogs, in kibble sizes for large, small and small/medium breeds
From£18.75
Common questions
- Is it cheaper to buy dog food in a 12kg bag?
- Generally yes, buying a larger bag tends to work out cheaper per kilo than repeatedly buying smaller sizes of the same food. It only makes sense for a dog already settled on that particular recipe.
- How should I store a large bag of dog food?
- Keep it somewhere cool and dry, and consider transferring it to an airtight container once opened rather than leaving the bag open to the air, which helps keep the kibble fresher for longer, especially with a bag this size.
- Does Giddy Pets always have the 12kg size in stock?
- Not always — bag sizes and specific recipes shift with what we have managed to get in. Check the grid above for what's currently available to order before assuming a particular size is in stock.
- How long does a 12kg bag of dog food last?
- That depends entirely on your dog's size and daily feeding amount — a small dog might take several months to work through it, while a large or giant breed could get through it much faster. Check the feeding guide on the bag for your dog's weight.
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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.