Lily's Kitchen Adult Free Run Chicken & Duck Grain Free Dry Food for Dogs

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Lily's Kitchen Chicken and Duck is a tasty dry food made from all natural ingredients and fortified with lots of nutrients. It's perfect for dogs with sensitive stomachs.

How it works

This tasty dry food for dogs uses all natural ingredients including fresh free-run chicken and duck. Lily's Kitchen always uses fresh meat, avoiding meat meal and dried ingredients which can be hard for pets to digest. The grain free recipe uses sweet potatoes and peas in place of wheat or barley. Dogs' stomachs aren't designed to process complex carbohydrates and cereals, so the sweet potato and peas offer a gentler source of carbohydrates. Added prebiotics give digestion another boost, which is why this food is so good for dogs who regularly suffer from digestive troubles.

The recipe is hypoallergenic, so it's suitable for dogs with food allergies and intolerances. It's fortified with nutrients that will keep your dog looking and feeling their best. The recipe includes salmon oil, which is a natural source of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids. They help to keep your dog's skin, coat and organs healthy. It also contains glucosamine and chondroitin, the building blocks of cartilage. These are essential for bone and joint health.

Key benefits

• made from all natural ingredients
• contains free-run chicken and duck
• grain-free and meat meal free for easy digestion
• prebiotics also boost digestive health
• hypoallergenic for dogs with food intolerances
• contains glucosamine and chondroitin, which support bone and joint health
• contains salmon oil, a source of healthy omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids
• suitable for adult and senior dogs
• can be fed to puppies aged four months and older if supplemented with puppy food

When to use it

This food is a healthy and wholesome alternative to other dried foods on the market. It's especially good for dogs who suffer from allergies, intolerances, or poor digestive health. It's designed for adult and senior dogs, although can also be eaten by puppies aged four months and older. Remember to supplement this diet with puppy food until they reach 32 weeks.