Lily's Kitchen senior dog food
Lily's Kitchen is a UK natural pet food brand, and its senior range is built for the same things most senior dog foods target — fewer calories than the adult range, and ingredients aimed at joint and digestive support for an older dog, marketed with the natural, limited-ingredient approach the brand is known for.
What makes a Lily's Kitchen senior recipe different
Lily's Kitchen positions itself around natural ingredients and recipes without some of the additives found in more mainstream everyday brands, and its senior range carries that same approach into food aimed at an older dog's needs — generally lower calorie, with joint and digestive support ingredients typical of the senior category as a whole.
That natural positioning is a genuine part of the brand's identity rather than a claim specific to the senior range alone, so if it's the reason you're looking at Lily's Kitchen, it applies across their food rather than being unique to the senior line.
What we stock, and who it suits
We stock a selection from the Lily's Kitchen range rather than every recipe they make, and what's actually on the shelf shifts with what we have managed to get in — the grid above is the honest picture of what's available to order right now.
This tends to suit an owner who already likes the brand's natural positioning and wants an equivalent option for an older dog, rather than someone choosing purely on price, since Lily's Kitchen generally sits toward the premium end of the market.
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 Senior Recipe — 6 x 400g Tins
Sold as a case: 6 x 400g tins. Complete grain-free 400G senior wet dog food with 60% turkey
£22.79
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
James Wellbeloved Grain Free Senior Dry Dog Food Turkey & Veg
Grain-free turkey kibble for senior dogs, with glucosamine and chondroitin for joints
£82.35
James Wellbeloved Senior Breed Dry Dog Food Turkey Rice
Turkey and rice kibble for senior small-breed dogs, sized for smaller mouths
From£11.69
Bakers 7+ Senior Dog Superfood Chicken with Vegetables
A complete dry food for dogs aged 7 and over, with meaty chunks and wholegrains
£39.15
James Wellbeloved Senior Dry Dog Food Turkey & Rice
Hypoallergenic senior dog food with turkey as the single named animal protein
£69.75
James Wellbeloved Grain Free Senior Dry Dog Food Lamb Veg
Grain-free lamb kibble for senior dogs, with glucosamine and chondroitin for joints
From£12.75
Burns Adult/Senior Dog Original Lamb and Brown Rice
Single-source lamb and brown rice, formulated for adult and senior dogs with sensitivities
£35.99
Common questions
- At what age should a dog move to senior food?
- There's no single age that suits every dog — it depends on breed, size and how their weight and activity are changing. Larger breeds often benefit from switching earlier than small breeds. Speak to your vet about the right timing for your dog.
- Is Lily's Kitchen good for dogs with joint problems?
- Senior recipes generally include ingredients aimed at joint support, but they aren't a substitute for a vet's advice or a specific joint supplement if your dog already has a diagnosed problem.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Lily's Kitchen range?
- No, we stock a selection rather than every product, and what's in stock changes with what we have managed to get in. The grid above shows what's currently available to order.
- Is Lily's Kitchen worth the extra cost over a standard senior food?
- That depends on what you value — Lily's Kitchen sits toward the premium end on natural ingredients and positioning, while a standard senior food can still meet an older dog's basic nutritional needs. Neither is a wrong choice; it's a question of priorities and budget.
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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.