Lily's Kitchen Puppy Recipe with Chicken Potatoes & Carrots

Bought for 8 week pug puppy who is less than impressed with dried food. She has eaten every bit and clearly enjoyed it. Tasty wholesome food but is more expensive than other brands

We have gun dogs that really struggle with their digestion. They are far from picky (far far far from it) but find it very difficult to eat anything that's not an established part of their diet. A friend bought them each a can of this. So to be polite I let her feed this to them thinking, 'Here we go. . . . two hours from now!' I couldn't have been more wrong. They loved it and it had no ill effects. I highly recommend it, unfortunately it's out of our price range.

My Miniature Schnauzer was weaned on another brand of kibble with mixed reviews and feedback. We tried two other brands of kibbles deemed of better quality, neither of which were completely accepted by our puppy. For a brief moment we considered back tracking to the original kibble but decided instead to give wet food a try and we chose Lily's Kitchen based on feedback from friends, the ethos of the UK based company, the quality of ingredients used, and it's easy availability. We have been mixing the food 50:50 between the tins of Chicken Dinner for Puppies and the Lily's Kitchen dry and so far we haven't looked back. Our Schnauzer woofs down her food enthusiastically at every meal. However, I do question the portions that Lily's kitchen advise to feed our dog even having spoken with their customer services. The calorie count would be sky high in comparison to other brand recommendations if we were feeding our puppy the portions sizes that LK recommend.