Lily's Kitchen Proper Food for Dogs Breakfast Crunch Chicken with Turkey, Fruit & Yoghurt, 800g

After moving our cockapoo puppy on to Lily’s Kitchen Puppy Kibble to great success, I was looking at the other products in the range and stumbled across this. I couldn’t believe my eyes at the price or the gimmick of giving a dog breakfast cereal but I was interested in using the biscuits as treats. Our puppy had previously had biscuit treats from another cheaper brand but I was horrified at the nutritional content (or lack of). So I purchased a box of Lily’s breakfast to use as treats with great nutritional value. They’ve gone down a storm and our puppy will bound in from outside and wait patiently at the treat jar for one of these to take off to his bed. One very happy puppy and one very happy owner who knows what he’s being fed is both nutritional, tasty and not completely breaking the bank!

The Lily's Kitchen Breakfast Crunch is a good quality dry food for dogs which contains chicken and turkey as well as yoghurt, fruit, vegetables and herbs. It has no rendered meats or derivatives, is not genetically modified and contains no artificial preservatives, colours or sweeteners. Each kibble piece is approx. 2cm long and a rectangular shape. Given that there is no rubbish or nasties lurking in the ingredients they are, in my opinion, the best canine guilt free (for owners!) treats and they are always happily received by our Labrador and any of his friends we meet when out for a walk. A box of breakfast crunch which contains 2 400g bags of kibble lasts approx. one month when used as daily treats and is good value for money as well. 5*

Our Springer Spaniel loves Lilly's Kitchen food,

The packaging is great and my dog likes it. She isn't a fan of kibble but eats this. We use it for training in the house when I nees something lowish value and dry. I don't ise it as breakfast as I would need three boxes a month which would be too expensive at its current price

My Lab is 13, and has had IBD from a pup. After she almost died from pancreatitis at age 2, I hunted for quality organic wet food. She’s been on Lilys ever since (Venison and Wild Boar, Bedtime biscuits).and we love all things Lilys! I genuinely believe it saved her life and has kept her well and with us. She was recently diagnosed with Cushings, doing well on meds, but even hungrier! These breakfast biscuits are great as small treats throughout the day.

My dog loves all of the Lily's Kitchen range, and goes nuts when she sees the can being pulled out of the cupboard! I bought this after watching the documentary about what's in the dog food, and although my dog has been eating hypo allergenic for years due to allergies, I thought I was limited to the 2 or 3 brands I knew about. However, along comes this and no adverse effects - in fact, the only downside is the amount it costs, but if my dog's happy, then I'm happy - and she's the fussy one :)

My dogs love this stuff. Ever since we got them started on this they've pretty much refused to eat any other dried commercial food. I let them be the judge but when I asked them to review it they just looked at me for a s second then went back to chewing their bones. I guess my dogs will never qualify for Amazon Vine. Lilys Kitchen is a high quality brand that, unlike many, really does do what it says on the tin/packet. The food smells really good and its made with seriously good ingredients. If you value your dog its worth the expense.

I have to be careful that I don't feed my dog too much as she only gets fed Lily's Kitchen and it's so gorgeous, she loves it. One box has two separate bags of biscuits, good to ensure it remain fresh (though mine gets put into a plastic container anyway) and lasts for a long, long time. I probably use about one box a month giving my dog 10-20 biscuits a day. She does have Lily's Kitchen tinned food in the evening though so this isn't her only food source, which is why this lasts. Excellent quality food.