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lilys kitchen

13 replies

KareninsGirl · 13/12/2014 13:50

Anyone else use this?

parents use dog version for their pooch so bought the cat version for my fur babies.

They do love it abd am hoping they will benefit long term from eating 'clean' food

would you say it's worth the money?

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SmokingGun · 13/12/2014 13:53

Are you buying it from the supermarket or a pet store?

It is a good food but the supermarket sold one is just "Lilys" and isn't as nutritious as Lilys Kitchen.

Is it the small foil pouches you are feeding the kitty's or the tins?

KareninsGirl · 13/12/2014 13:54

Am buying directly from lilys kitchen online. feeding the tins with the nibbles

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AngelCauliflower · 13/12/2014 18:23

I give lily's kitchen to my newish rescue cat, she loves it. But the vet didn't seem to think it was a good idea. She said it would be ok as a treat but not good for an everyday food. I can't remember what she said, that it was too pure or something like that.

AngelCauliflower · 13/12/2014 18:59

I should have said - so far I have continued to give my cat lily's kitchen despite what the vet said.

SmokingGun · 14/12/2014 17:14

It's a good food but I think it's quite expensive for what it is. Have you tried looking on Zooplus or Happy Kitty Co?

KareninsGirl · 14/12/2014 18:36

ooh tell me more Smile

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SmokingGun · 14/12/2014 19:05

They are my most favourite websites for cat food. What kind of food do your cats like? Pate, meaty, chunks? I can give you some recommendations. Zooplus do bulk sales so works out really cheap. Happy kitty co sell as singles so I don't buy as much from there but they have a good selection.

KareninsGirl · 14/12/2014 20:05

Well, they love the lilys kitchen which is a paté-type food, and I mix it with crunchy nibbles which they also love.

basically, I want to give my beauties the best food possible for the best price Grin

if you have any recommendations I'd be really interested.

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SmokingGun · 14/12/2014 21:30

Ok so pate type food I get; meowing heads from Fetch (ocado). Applaws pate (you can get that from somewhere like Zooplus or Pets at home). Animonda vom Feinsten (from Zooplus). Most of the Natures Menu pouches have a pate consistancy too (you can get these from pet shops).

Dry food wise, applaws is probably the best you can get.

If you want to try more mesty foods, I get the following:

Grantapet (Happy Kitty Company)
Grantapet symphonie (Happy Kitty Co)
Macs (Happy Kitty Co)
Grau (Zooplus)
Thrive (Zooplus or Fetch)
Aniomonda Carny (Zooplus)
Catz Finefood (Zooplus)
Feringa (Zooplus)
Om Nom Nom (Happy Kitty Co)
Smilla (Zooplus)

All of these have a brilliant meat content and no nasty extras. I tend to go for grain free versions so I don't overload him with unnecessary carbs.

SmokingGun · 14/12/2014 21:31

Reading back that list I realise how spoilt SmokingKitten is Blush

SmokingGun · 14/12/2014 21:32

Also I meant meaty not mesty!

KareninsGirl · 14/12/2014 23:05

Thank you smoking! I'm off to look at the zoo plus website now. Thanks firvall the infoSmile

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AngelCauliflower · 15/12/2014 07:10

hi, sorry I wasn't feeling well when I posted previously. My brain is now working! The vet said to me lily's kitchen is too rich for some cats. I mix a little lily's kitchen with some dry food and my cat loves it and is doing very well on it. She also loves applaws. I give her a little applaws for a treat. I always order from zooplus, I think it is great for cat food.

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