Is Lily's Kitchen a good brand of pet food?

Lily's Kitchen is a natural, premium-positioned brand making food for both dogs and cats. Whether it suits your pet comes down to their age, size and any known sensitivities, the same as with any food, rather than the brand name or price point alone.

Does Lily's Kitchen make food for both dogs and cats?

Yes, which is less common than it sounds — most pet food brands specialise in one species. Their range covers wet and dry food, treats and chews across both dogs and cats, generally built around named meat proteins rather than generic derivatives.

Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Lily's Kitchen range?

No. We stock a selection from the range rather than every recipe Lily's Kitchen makes. What is shown in the grid above reflects what we currently have available to order, and that can change as stock does.

What if my pet doesn't get on with a new food?

Introduce any new food gradually alongside what they are already eating, over several days rather than swapping overnight, and watch their stools and appetite. If your pet seems unwell or the change does not settle, speak to your vet rather than persisting with it.

Lily's Kitchen pet food

Lily's Kitchen is a natural pet food brand making complete wet and dry food, treats and chews for both dogs and cats, generally positioned at the premium end of the market. We stock a selection from Lily's Kitchen across both species, alongside the wider range of everyday and premium brands on the shelf.

Who Lily's Kitchen are

Lily's Kitchen makes food for both dogs and cats, which is less common than it sounds — most pet food brands specialise in one species or the other. Their range covers wet trays, pouches and cans, a dry kibble range, and a wide selection of treats and chews, generally built around named meat proteins rather than generic derivatives, and the packaging leans heavily on ingredient lists printed in plain English rather than technical shorthand, which is part of the brand's appeal to owners who want to know exactly what is in the bowl.

The brand sits at the premium end of the market, and recipes tend to be marketed around natural ingredients and clear labelling rather than being the cheapest option on the shelf. That positioning suits an owner prioritising ingredient transparency over price, more than one looking for the most affordable everyday food.

What we stock, and who it suits

We stock a selection across the Lily's Kitchen range for both dogs and cats, rather than the whole catalogue — what is available to order changes as stock does, and the grid on this page reflects what we currently have in.

This is a brand that tends to suit owners looking for natural ingredients and a premium positioning, in either wet or dry format, for a dog or a cat. As with any food, whether a particular recipe suits your pet comes down to their age, size and any known sensitivities rather than the brand name on the pack.

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Common questions

Is Lily's Kitchen a good brand of pet food?: Lily's Kitchen is a natural, premium-positioned brand making food for both dogs and cats. Whether it suits your pet comes down to their age, size and any known sensitivities, the same as with any food, rather than the brand name or price point alone.
Does Lily's Kitchen make food for both dogs and cats?: Yes, which is less common than it sounds — most pet food brands specialise in one species. Their range covers wet and dry food, treats and chews across both dogs and cats, generally built around named meat proteins rather than generic derivatives.
Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Lily's Kitchen range?: No. We stock a selection from the range rather than every recipe Lily's Kitchen makes. What is shown in the grid above reflects what we currently have available to order, and that can change as stock does.
What if my pet doesn't get on with a new food?: Introduce any new food gradually alongside what they are already eating, over several days rather than swapping overnight, and watch their stools and appetite. If your pet seems unwell or the change does not settle, speak to your vet rather than persisting with it.

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.

Lily's Kitchen pet food

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