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Lily's Kitchen treats

Lily's Kitchen is a natural pet food and treat brand, built around recipes that avoid artificial colours, flavours and preservatives, for both dogs and cats. We carry a selection of treats from brands in this part of the market as part of our wider treats range, and what is currently available to order is shown in the grid below.

What Lily's Kitchen is built around

Lily's Kitchen positions itself at the natural end of the treats and food market, with recipes formulated around named meat or fish ingredients rather than generic meat derivatives, and without the artificial colours and flavourings found in some cheaper treats. That approach tends to appeal to owners who read the ingredients list before the price on a packet of treats.

As with any treat brand, whether a specific product suits your pet comes down to their individual sensitivities and preferences rather than the brand name alone. A natural ingredient list does not automatically mean a treat is suitable for a dog or cat with a specific known allergy, so it is still worth checking the exact ingredients for your pet.

Choosing the right treat

Treats for dogs and treats for cats are formulated differently, both in ingredients and in size and texture, so it is worth checking that any treat you pick is actually intended for your pet's species rather than assuming a natural treats brand covers both interchangeably.

Treats of any brand should stay a small part of your pet's daily food intake, generally reckoned as a modest proportion of their overall diet, rather than a replacement for a proper meal. This applies just as much to natural, additive-free treats as to any other kind.

What we currently stock

Our range includes a selection from across the wider treats and food market, including natural brands in this style, alongside more familiar everyday names. What is specifically available from Lily's Kitchen at any time is shown in the product grid above, since stock from any individual brand can change.

If you are looking for a specific Lily's Kitchen recipe and cannot see it in the grid, it may not currently be in stock — check back, or get in touch and we can let you know what is coming in.

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 Puppy Treats Chicken&Salmon

Lily's Kitchen Puppy Treats Chicken&Salmon

£3.69

Lily's Kitchen Senior Dog Turkey & White Fish Treats

Lily's Kitchen Senior Dog Turkey & White Fish Treats

£3.69

Lily's Kitchen Dog Training Treats

Lily's Kitchen Dog Training Treats

£3.69

Lily's Kitchen Adult Dog Chicken & Beef Training Treats

Lily's Kitchen Adult Dog Chicken & Beef Training Treats

£3.69

Lily's Kitchen Dog Woodbrush Dental Medium

Lily's Kitchen Dog Woodbrush Dental Medium

£7.49

Lily's Kitchen (Woofbrush) Woofbrush Dental Chew Multipack

Lily's Kitchen (Woofbrush) Woofbrush Dental Chew Multipack

From£4.99

Christmas Lily's Kitchen Festive Turkey Jerky

Christmas Lily's Kitchen Festive Turkey Jerky

£3.50

Lily's Kitchen Dog Pork&Apple Sausages

Lily's Kitchen Dog Pork&Apple Sausages

£3.69

Lily's Kitchen Dog Chicken Jerky

Lily's Kitchen Dog Chicken Jerky

£3.69

Lily's Kitchen Dog Duck Mini Jerky

Lily's Kitchen Dog Duck Mini Jerky

£3.69

Lily's Kitchen Dog Beef Mini Burgers

Lily's Kitchen Dog Beef Mini Burgers

£3.69

Lily's Kitchen Dog Breaktime Biscuits

Lily's Kitchen Dog Breaktime Biscuits

£3.69

Common questions

Are Lily's Kitchen treats grain-free?
Some are and some are not, so it is worth checking the specific product rather than assuming the whole range follows one rule. If your pet needs a grain-free diet for a known reason, always confirm on the individual pack rather than the brand generally.
Does Giddy Pets stock the full Lily's Kitchen range?
No, we stock a selection from the wider treats and food market rather than every product a brand makes. What is currently available is shown in the grid above, and that changes as stock does.
Are natural treats better for dogs and cats?
Not automatically, though many owners prefer them for the shorter, more recognisable ingredients list. What actually matters most for any individual pet is whether the specific ingredients agree with them, rather than whether a treat is marketed as natural.
How many treats can I give my dog or cat each day?
Treats of any kind should stay a small part of daily food intake, with the main diet doing the nutritional work. If you are giving treats often, it is worth reducing the main meal slightly to avoid your pet gradually gaining 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.