Lily's KitchenOrganic Chicken and Spelt Supper for Dogs 150 (Pack of 11)

My dog just wasn’t herself after we moved back to the US, and we couldn’t find any food that matched the quality of Lily’s. So thankful that we are able to get this shipped, our senior dog is back to her happy, active self!

What we won't do for our precious dog.

My doggies love it! And I feel good feeding it to them. Just wish they would sell it here instead of shipping it from the UK...

Usually the quality of products from Lily's kitchen is excellent and I've bought several times before a mix of tins and foil packs. However these foil packs are not up to normal quality, despite their long expiry dates. They seem softer than usual and don't smell great. Given the hot weather I put some in the fridge to see if that improved matters, but no success. Worse still they have upset my dog. He's vomited a foil pack back up again three times in the last fortnight, something he normally never does. I wonder if they've been stored somewhere where its got too hot ? Very disappointing as I pay the higher prices for this brand because their food is usually good. I wont buy again after this experience. Ideally I would have liked to contact the seller privately rather than leave a negative review like this - but unlike ebay, amazon doesnt seem to have a 'contact a seller' option - and i cant return the packs as they have been partially eaten. So this has become a waste of money and a cause of upset for pooch.

My dog has recently been diagnosed with liver disease and I have to feed her smaller quality portions, so I chose this as it is organic. She likes it and I mix it with other quality protein food. I am very happy with the look, smell and texture of the food. It is not sloppy, but as it's warm at the moment I am keeping one each day in the fridge before use. It has no gravy and no jelly, which my dog doesn't like. I have chosen the chicken and turkey light coloured meat for her I will definitely buy this again. One pack arrived damaged and Amazon were extremely good and replaced it. Couldn't have done better, thank you.UPDATE I have just ordered another 11 of these and was very disappointed. The label has changed from yellow to like a brown and the stuff inside has changed too. Every tray so far is runnier, soft and sloppy. Although it can't have less in it feels like it when dispensed. Like a gravy running in it, and even the same in the fridge before opening. Doesn't smell as good. So I don't think I will buy anymore as it is too expensive to buy keeping my fingers crossed it will be OK. Noticed too some of them inside have gaps along the edge where the meat is coming away from the tray. Not good enough for the price.

This dog food is a real delight. We have a very fussy one year old shin tzu who has been a nightmare to feed ever since birth. We have tried numerous other foods , both wet and dry, which she has only picked at but she really enjoys this product. She eats with pleasure and enthusiasm and has stopped asking for our food whenever we eat. The ingredients are clearly better quality than most other feeds which is reflected in her enjoyment. If you have a fussy dog or want to give your pet something better give this food a try. Feeding is now a pleasure rather than an ordeal.

This is my second attempt to feed my dog Lily's Kitchen -- first was with the dry food, which my miniature poodle has had no interest in. I thought we'd have better luck with wet food but no. First, I was taken aback by how mushy it is, but even worse, it gave my dog loose stool AND caused her to vomit (and it looked the same coming out as it did going in). I thought maybe something else made her ill until she outright rejected the second pack she was offered and chose to go without food all day rather than taste it again. It's a pity because I would love to have LK be the organic alternative to the food I cook for her but something in there really just doesn't agree with her.

My little poodle Arthur loves this product and the two other organic flavours all of which which come in packs of 11 units. And being able to save money by setting up regular orders with Amazon subscribe and save is great. But this poses an interesting (first world) maths problem. How do I set up my subscribe and save deliveries so that I make as few orders as possible and get, one meal a day for life and an even distribution of the three flavours? I think I have cracked it with: packs of each of the three flavours coming 2 and 5 monthly, packs of 2 flavours coming 6 monthly and one pack (of his favourite flavour) coming three monthly. This gets him 365.2 units a year and the leap years will take care of the 0.2 extra. There's a small bias (of 22 units) towards his favourite flavour, but that's OK. I hope the time I invested in solving this puzzle (an embarrassingly large amount) might help someone out there!