Natural Adult Wet Dog Food Tin Campfire Stew Grain-Free Recipe 6 x 400g

I have been feeding my pooch Lily's kibble and wet food since being a puppy and she has a good coat etc and good 💩 if there is such a thing lol! and she doesn't need to over feed as all of the ingredients are excellent and not cheap fillers or highly processed! I have done a lot of research and read a lot of articles, reviews etc 😬 including looking at every ingredient in their foods. It's all pretty good, in fact better than my diet. There are a few poor reviews on here which obviously I have read, but are either now obsolete because they are old and incorrect (about a certain ingredient which is not in the food) and one about muscle and organ meat, this is actually good for your dog just because we turn our nose up at it, it is highly nutritious (apparently) This food is not rendered or highly processed to look like fake chunks of food in a gravy 😬it can be different in every tin because it's not highly processed so there are different looking meat, potatoes veg etc in there. Basically I am just trying to say it's pretty good food, grain free and my pooch has never been ill on it. All dogs are different and prefer different brands but this one is a good one to try and there are plenty of different flavours! Highly recommended 😃👍

The founder of Lily's was also interviewed and she mentioned what went in to their food. We had a look in the local supermarkets but could not find it any where. So based on the Amazon reviews, we plumped for several flavours. You open the tin and the contents match the label, you can see and smell the contents. Compare the contents in Lily's with other dog foods and it is a real eye opener. We have a very picky pooch, but put it down in front of him and he loves it. Comparing the costs to other dog foods, yes it might seem slightly more expensive. It's not that expensive, you are paying for the quality. Remember you are feeding your best friend. Give them Lily's and they will be your best friend forever. It's so good I'd probably eat it.

So, after introducing this food to Izzy, my lurcher, she won't eat anything else! (even the salmon she used to like). For a tinned food, it has all the good ingredients, and suits Izzy, who is intolerant of chicken. (She has atu kibble as well - the best you can get IMO). It makes for a good dinner for her and is the only food she has ever chased her bowl around, licking it clean. We think it's the pheasant as she is a rescue lurcher from gypsies. It's lovely to see her so keen for her food! (she also has coconut oil, flaxseed (good for the anal glands!) and salmon oil to help her health and skin).

I love Lily's Kitchen. So does my dog. His tear stains cleared up whilst on it and he enjoys this food so much. I've recently fed raw but I'm considering putting him back on Lily's because his tear stains have returned (unless it's due to a new treat - unsure; see before and after photos). I have confidence in the food quality. The tins are not BPA free though. Expensive, but with a chihuahua it works out a little over a pound a day. Happy dog and owner!

My dog is a great fan of lily's kitchen. Variety of flavours are good but Wild Campfire Stew is his favourite. Easy to open with the ring pull top and the cost is always good value for the nutritional values the dog food has. Better than many other brands

Five stars for a 5 star product. A firm and meaty dog food, that contains the best of ingredients. It smells really good too - not like the "dog food" smell you get with other supermarket dog foods. It suits my border terriers sensitive tummy, and he loves it. He's been eating it for 10 months now and he still goes crazy for it. Doggy poos don't seem to be as smelly as they used to be either. :)

We did Lily's for two years because we thought it was a pure brand that was healthy for our dog but as soon as we learned they use BPA chemicals to preserve their cans - which is NOT listed - we switched to Rockster dog food. I felt so guilty that we have been feeding our dog BPA for so long but I guess it's better we finally found out. Also happy we finally found a new dog food that is clean, pure, organic and human food grade (Rockster). Funny enough, upon switching, our dog's swollen lymph nodes went down. Vets couldn't figure out what was causing this and thought it was allergies. Well now we know. No more Lily's for us. If you are looking for an amazing brand of dog food check out Rockster. Very naughty of Lily's to market themselves as holistic with the chemicals they use! Shame on them!

This food is excellent. This particular flavour is brilliant, because it contains very different meat from most dog foods - Pheasant, Venison and Salmon. This is excellent if you have a dog who is allergic to the most common meats, like chicken, beef, etc. This food smells lovely, as do all the Lily's varieties and my dogs love it. There are 7 tinned varieties and they have a different flavour every day of the week, which is so good to be able to do, rather than giving them the same food every day!

La composition est très bonne.

my dog loves it and it doesn't upset his stomach. Very good quality, looks like real food and not just some mush of unknown ingredients.

alles bestens....muss aber erst getestet werden

Good stuff for a picky dog. Need bigger cans.

A mi perra le encantan y se ven los trozos de verdura