Lily's Kitchen Tins Chicken Dinner For Puppies 6 x 400g

What is Lily’s Kitchen Chicken Dinner?

Lily’s Kitchen Chicken Dinner is specifically created for puppies, aged up to 8-14 months, depending on breed. Made from a blend of freshly prepared chicken, potatoes, carrots, and a unique blend of herbs specifically catered to support the general health of your dog, the tasty flavour of this recipe is sure to be a hit with your puppy, while you can be sure you’re providing the best quality meals for your pet.

Key Features:

• 6 x 400g tins
• Made for puppies aged up to 8-14 months
• No meat meal, only freshly prepared meat
• Appeals to even fussy eaters
• Easy to chew and digest
• Provides plenty of energy
• Helps keep your puppy healthy and strong
• Source of Omega 6
• Hydrating and tasty

Why do I need puppy food?

Puppies have different dietary requirements than other dogs, and may struggle with developmental issues if they are fed on an adult dog’s diet. Puppy food tends to contain more proteins and fats to support their growth and provide them with energy in their early months. Feeding puppies on adult food will be hazardous to their health as they will miss out on many essential nutrients, so making sure to provide your puppy with the right food for the right amount of time is the best way to support their growth and keep them healthy. Smaller breeds of dog may be able to eat adult food closer to the 8 month mark, although larger breeds mature slower, and may take up to 14 months until they need to switch to adult food. When switching your pet’s diet over from puppy to adult food, to avoid an upset stomach, this should be done gradually, between 7 - 10 days, and you may need to change the amount per day your dog eats when switching over too.

What are the benefits of Lily’s Kitchen Chicken Dinner?

Lily’s Kitchen Chicken Dinner is a wet food, meaning it has a strong flavour your puppy is sure to love, and it is very hydrating due to its high moisture content. Wet food is also great for puppies, as after they have developed their teeth and started eating solid foods, they can find dry food difficult to chew, and there isn’t as much risk of them choking if the dry food sizes are too large. The smell and taste is also more appealing, so will even tempt the fussiest eaters.

This recipe is made of 67% chicken, which is a great source of protein, providing your puppy with all the energy they need to grow. Chicken is also a natural source of Omega 6, which helps to keep your dog’s skin and coat healthy. This recipe also contains potatoes, which are a great source of potassium and energy, and carrots, which will support your dog’s eyesight. There is also a blend of beneficial herbs in this recipe, which are full of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, great for supporting the general health of your puppy. Lily’s Kitchen always uses freshly prepared meats and natural ingredients, so you know you are supporting your puppy sufficiently in the early months.