Lily's Kitchen Made with Natural Ingredients Adult Dry Cat Food Bag Chicken with Veggies Grain-Free Recipe 2kg

My cat loves these. They smell fresh and meaty but having not eaten them myself, I cannot vouch for how they taste. My cat has no complaints.

I was initially drawn to Lily's Kitchen Adult Dry Cat Food because of the top-notch, natural ingredients—it’s packed with everything I want for my cat’s health. However, when I first introduced it, she flat-out refused to eat it, and we had a bit of a battle for a few days.Thankfully, after some persistence, she finally started eating it, and now she seems to enjoy it. If you have a picky eater like mine, it might take a bit of time for them to adjust, but the quality of this food is definitely worth the wait!

Producy perfect cat loves them will deefeenetly buy agai

Our cat loves it. Took a few weeks to change her over to the new food but it so much healthier for her. Great price, 2nd purchase.

Lily's Kitchen transferred their business to private equity firm Catterton who then sold it to Nestlé.Nestlé changed the best, and most expensive, cat biscuits into just another brand of premium-priced cat biscuits. I'll tell you how I know: I tasted them out of curiosity. The Nestle era ones are darker, harder, pong more, and when I tasted them they have more of the ordinary filler type taste other cat biscuits have. Lily's biscuits used to taste more like concentrated meat stock, that I could eat as treats... if it were not for the fact that they are expensive and I already trust my glossy hair to Timotei.The positive is, the cat still likes it more than its wet food. But then, it liked Arden Grange, Thrive and once upon a time Ava grain free biscuits, slightly less but they are all so much cheaper. Sometimes you even heard them being chewed.Lily's cat biscuits are no longer top or on my subscription. I was prepared to pay twice the price per kilo for it than other grain free brands when it was indisputably the best, but it seems to me the search for higher profit margin and lowering the quality risks running this brand into the ground.

I've always had cats in the house so was really surprised to find the our latest rescue had no interest in food at all.You give her wet and she would only eat the gravy. Dry, not interested. I tried all different types of dry and she would only eat a little bit. I began to wonder if she was being fed elsewhere and I wondered how on earth she was going to survive on so little food.I decided to try Lily's Kitchen as a last resort, before a trip to the vet for a check-up. Absolute success! She still a slow eater and it takes her all day to eat the half of what a normal cat would eat but she does eat every single bit. That in itself is a major breakthrough as up until trying this I always had to throw away food at the end of the day.It is expensive, but this food is up to 70% meat so I guess you are paying for Premium ingredients.It's a few months now since she started on this, and her fur is glossy and shiny.Very happy with this and have now bought other flavours to try.This review was for chicken casserole. It's expensive but would recommend.The next review is for the fish flavour.The fish food smells absolutely disgusting. When you walk into the room it actually makes you heave.I'm not going to give this to my cat.

Really good quality dry food. Cat will only eat this brand. She was a stray so not sure how old she is. Had her for 11.5yrs but this food makes her hold her weight and keeps her coat in a good condition. Worth trying.

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