Lily's KitchenOrganic Beef and Spelt Supper for Dogs 150g (Pack of 11)

My picky dogs love it. And I love that the maker uses great ingredients and that it's not in a metal can. I also have her book, "Dinner for Dogs" and found it very useful with great recipes. Not only do my dogs find it tasty, but she really educated me on what to put into the food to make it better for my furry kids. I will be buying more of these products despite the long shipping time. I also have her breakfast crunch which is one of the few hard biscuit-like treats that all my dogs (bichon & rat terriers) love. Bravo Lily's Kitchen and please have more of your products available in the US.

I've been feeding my intact male, English Cocker Spaniel this for a couple of years, and it seemed great, but, having done some research, and having to feed him the Lilys organic chicken biscuits along with this to be affordable, it really is quite exorbitantly priced per meal for the nutrition the mix of the two offers. If I was to just feed him only these trays, it would work out around £6+ per day. This flavour (organic beef tray) has nearly doubled in price for x11 for some reason too? What?! The food seems OK but to be honest, he just isn't that interested anymore, but, beef is the preferable of the three flavours. I have had a few trays that haven't been quite right, i.e, gaps, discoloured bits on top, but nothing as repulsive as what some have mentioned. It used to smell delicious, now, it smells cheap. I had no idea it is produced by Nestle either, it gives off a completely different vibe to the dreadful 'Bakers' which it shares the brand with...You may aswell feed your dog sawdust and a Centrum if you're thinking of buying Bakers (please don't do that).... I have switched to a raw food subscription, it arrives dehydrated and you just add warm water, let it sit for 10 mins and its good to go- no added nonsense, all the nutrition comes naturally from the organic, human grade ingredients. It works out cheaper for better food, sorted! I admit Lily's brand drew me in, thinking it was an independent person who had managed to put together and share with us a homely, organic food for their dog, Lily. (Maybe it used to be?) False advertising tugging at my heart strings. It's one of the reasons I justified paying a little extra... The meat trays are fairly good nutritionally, very pricey, the organic biscuits I have to add are average and overpriced.Maybe great and affordable for a toy breed.

Usually the quality of products from Lily's kitchen is excellent and I've bought several times before a mix of tins and foil packs. However these foil packs are not up to normal quality, despite their long expiry dates. They seem softer than usual and don't smell great. Given the hot weather I put some in the fridge to see if that improved matters, but no success. Worse still they have upset my dog. He's vomited a foil pack back up again three times in the last fortnight, something he normally never does. I wonder if they've been stored somewhere where its got too hot ? Very disappointing as I pay the higher prices for this brand because their food is usually good. I wont buy again after this experience. Ideally I would have liked to contact the seller privately rather than leave a negative review like this - but unlike ebay, amazon doesnt seem to have a 'contact a seller' option - and i cant return the packs as they have been partially eaten. So this has become a waste of money and a cause of upset for pooch.

My hounds love the Lily's kitchen range and the suppers are a great size, on their own for smaller dogs or as a mixer for larger hounds. Two of my hounds usually reject any dog food with the slightest hint of vegetables but they woof these down and lick the bowls clean. Easy to open packaging and no problem getting every bit of the food out for a change - I have lost so much dog food in the past when it is difficult to get the product out of a tin or pouch. This range is not cheap however I have not had to throw any uneaten food away and the hounds are very happy and healthy.

Every evening I rip the foil lid off and my beagle Meg jumps up to lick the inside of it. Then I place the meat in her bowl and cut it up into sections. She licks the knife (it's a blunt one). I put the bowl down and she eats it in seconds! I put the foil container down and she licks that clean too. This makes it easy for me to put out for recycling. It's good to know I'm giving her something healthy and that she really loves!

My dog loves this more than any other food including other Lily's Kitchen foods - very good quality, but very pricey. Costs more to give him 2 cartons of that than to cook my own dinner! So a big of a treat, really.