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Bakers Senior Chicken with Vegetables Dry Dog Food vs Lily's Kitchen Chicken & Duck Dry Food

Side-by-side comparison using each manufacturer's published data.

At a glance: Lily's Kitchen Chicken & Duck Dry Food has substantially more fat than Bakers Senior Chicken with Vegetables Dry Dog Food (12% vs 8%). It also has slightly more energy-dense than Bakers Senior Chicken with Vegetables Dry Dog Food (359 kcal/100g vs 335 kcal/100g). For context, Lily's Kitchen Chicken & Duck Dry Food's fat is below the 13.3% average across the 135 dry dog foods we track.
Bakers Senior Chicken with Vegetables Dry Dog FoodLily's Kitchen Chicken & Duck Dry Food
BrandBakersLily's Kitchen
Animaldogdog
Typedrydry
Life stagesenioradult
Protein24%23.5%
Fat8%12%
Crude fibre3%3%
Ash7%7%
Moisture——
Energy335 kcal/100g359 kcal/100g
Grain-freeNoYes
First ingredientsCereals (wholegrains 55%), Meat and animal derivatives (of which 4% chicken), Derivatives of vegetable origin (of which 2.9% dried beet pulp), Oils and fats, GlycerolFresh Chicken (31%), Freshly Prepared Duck (8%), Chicken Liver (3%), Sweet Potatoes (29%), Whole Peas (6.5%)
Pack sizes1.1kg, 2.85kg, 12.5kg1kg, 2.5kg, 7kg, 12kg
RRP—£10.50
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Figures transcribed from manufacturer websites (Bakers, Lily's Kitchen). Always check the pack.