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Lily’s Kitchen believes that puppies deserve the very best start in life, which is why they have spent lots of time perfecting this tasty, wholesome recipe. The love and care you’d put into dinner for your family, Lily’s Kitchen has put into this meal, which has been specially formulated for your puppies. It contains wholesome chicken and a range of tasty vegetables and herbs to ensure great flavour as well as premium nutrition. Only real meat: no rendered animal parts, carcass or derivatives, nothing Genetically Modified, no artificial preservatives, colours, taste enhancers or sweeteners. No wheat, corn or soya. Lily’s Kitchen only use wholesome meats, grains, herbs - roots, flowers and leaves, fruit and vegetables - to produce a delicious, digestible food for your puppy. Lily’s Kitchen Puppy Recipe with Chicken, Potatoes Carrots at a glance: Complete wet dog food for puppies over the age of 8 weeks 67% chicken: for essential protein and energy Natural ingredients: a nutritious combination to help support healthy growth and development in the early days of your puppy’s life Single source protein: to ensure great acceptance Grain-free: suitable even for more sensitive dogs No meat meal, bone meal, rendered meat, fillers, wheat, corn or soya Please note: This product is not available for delivery to Northern Ireland or the Channel Islands.
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How many times a day should I feed my puppy?
Most young puppies do best on three or four small meals a day when they first come home. This usually drops to two meals by around six months. Divide the daily amount from the feeding guide between the meals rather than adding extra.
When should I start worming my puppy?
Puppies are usually wormed from two weeks old, every two weeks until two weeks after weaning, then monthly until six months. Your breeder should already have started, so ask for the dates and products used. Your vet will set the plan from there.
