Lily's Kitchen Tins Wild Campfire Stew 6 x 400g

What is Lily’s Kitchen Wild Campfire Stew?

Lily’s Kitchen Wild Campfire Stew is a tasty combination of venison, pheasant, salmon, potatoes, butternut squash, and a blend of vitamin rich herbs. All the meat included in any of Lily’s Kitchen recipes is freshly prepared, and never filler or meat meal. The Wild Campfire Stew could also be a fantastic alternative for dogs with very common allergies to traditional protein sources, such as turkey, chicken or most commonly, beef. This food is suitable for any dogs aged over 4 months old.

Key Features:

• Mix of freshly prepared venison, pheasant, salmon
• Great alternative for dogs who have allergies to common protein sources
• 6 x 400g tins
• Filled with vitamin rich herbs
• Easy to chew
• Suitable for any dog over 4 months old

What ingredients in Wild Campfire Stew are beneficial for my dog?

Lily’s Kitchen Wild Campfire Stew is 40% venison, which is a fantastic protein source for your dog, whilst being lower in fat than other meats such as beef or lamb. Venison also contains vitamin B, which is known for helping metabolism, digestion and the health of your dog’s coat and skin. Salmon is a great source of omega 3, which will keep your dog’s coat looking shiny and healthy, and pheasant is a lean protein source, supporting your dog with nutrients, whilst keeping them in good shape. The Wild Campfire Stew is also full of nutrient rich herbs, making it a great fit in your dog’s diet.

Is wet food a good food choice for my dog?

Wet food has a high moisture content, making it very hydrating for your dog. Wet food is also easy to chew, meaning any dogs with dental issues, such as missing teeth or small mouths, can also enjoy this delicious meal.

Health and Safety Message: Because Lily’s Kitchen uses freshly prepared venison, there may be a rare chance of finding a tiny piece of shot in this recipe. Lily’s Kitchen always takes the greatest care and safety measures to ensure there is no shot left in the meat but very occasionally a small piece may have escaped them.