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Pet owners 'none the wiser' after Channel 5 programme
Pet Brands sues Wilkinson over product copyright infringement
Pets At Home lures women onto its board of directors
Bright future for Trowbridge pet store as it finds a new home
Ministerial cat elections for MPs’ pets rocked by ‘cheating’ claims
Prestopets has 35 years experience in fishkeeping market
Aquatic trade body backs UK government’s illegal wildlife trafficking campaign
Westland to announce exciting plans for its three bird food brands
Interzoo exhibition briefing at PetQuip event
Exclusive freezer deals from Natural Instinct at PATS Sandown
Visit PATS Sandown for great offers, including a superb deal from Wagg Foods
Firefighters saved Northampton pet shop from blaze
Easidri to launch three new products at Crufts and PATS Sandown
Collarways introduce the Zogoflex Counter Top Display
Art exhibition features controversial 'Staffie' breed
New marketing manager at SureFlap
New portion-right programmable feeder from 3P Enterprise
Lily’s Kitchen expands its pet treats with launch of The Truly Naturals range
CSJ sponsors Juniors in Open Junior Agility Championships
Helping pet owners through the Euthanasia decision
Keep dogs on leads during lambing, say BVA vets
Post Office to move to Lincs village pet shop
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Lily’s Kitchen expands its pet treats with launch of The Truly Naturals range

Lily’s Kitchen is expanding its range of pet treats with the launch of The Truly Naturals range - two new wholesome treats for dogs that have absolutely nothing artificial added, making them truly natural.  

Fish Skin Dog Chews – Low fat treats made with line-caught catfish from the crystal clear waters of Iceland. The skins are naturally air-dried to keep all the goodness inside before being packed.  100% pure and natural with absolutely nothing added, they are easy to digest and a great source of Omega 3, which can help to keep a dog’s coat looking shiny, whilst their slightly rough texture can help keep teeth clean.  75g re-sealable bags RSP £3.99.

Little Liver Rewards – Made from nothing but fresh British Oxen Liver, these treats are bursting with a meaty flavour to give maximum nutrition.  Perfect to pop in pockets at training time for a fully focused hound. 

The Truly Naturals range of treats is available in over 700 independent stockists and vets in 60g re-sealable bags, RSP £3.99.

Henrietta Morrison, founder of Lily’s Kitchen, says: “Not only is this a very exciting launch for us, the Fish Skin Dog Chews have been sourced exclusively for Lily’s Kitchen.  We have been working for a long time to develop a range of the highest quality treats for dogs, which are completely pure and free of any additives.  So we are thrilled to finally have these to feed to our beloved dogs.”

Lily’s Kitchen is a business born out of a desire to do the best for our pets and its products are unique in the world – it is the first company to produce and launch grain-free and meal-free foods and only ever uses 100% fresh meat and fruits and vegetables in its recipes – no meat meals, fillers or fibrous leftovers.


For more information visit www.lilyskitchen.co.uk
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