Inspired by the tradition of serving strawberries at Wimbledon, Lily's Kitchen is celebrating by promoting a canned dog food that features strawberries as a key ingredient. 'An English Garden Party for Dogs' is a nourishing, grain-free pet product that boasts vibrant garden greens like dandelion root, green beans and organic spinach, plus botanical herbs, free-run chicken, potatoes and strawberries.
The fruit- and vegetable-rich formula for dogs is made without genetically modified ingredients, artificial preservatives, colors and sweeteners, as well as wheat, corn and soya. On top of this, the brand takes pride in using only real meat rather than rendered animal parts.
Some of the other nourishing and inventively themed products from Lily's Kitchen include snack bars and other canned dog foods take inspiration from classic British breakfasts.
Garden Vegetable Dog Meals
This Canned Dog Food Boasts Green Beans, Dandelion Root and Herbs
Trend Themes
1. Fruit and Vegetable-based Pet Food - Nourishing pet food formulations that incorporate fruits and vegetables as key ingredients offer opportunities for innovative and healthy pet food options.
2. Grain-free Pet Products - The demand for grain-free pet products is growing, creating opportunities for brands to develop nutritious and alternative pet food options.
3. Real Meat Ingredients - Using real meat ingredients instead of rendered animal parts in pet food formulations presents an opportunity for brands to cater to consumers seeking high-quality and wholesome pet food choices.
Industry Implications
1. Pet Food Manufacturing - Pet food manufacturers can capitalize on the growing trend of fruit and vegetable-based pet food by developing innovative and nutritious pet food formulations.
2. Health and Wellness Pet Products - The health and wellness industry for pets can explore the potential of grain-free pet products and offer new alternatives for pet owners seeking healthier options.
3. Sustainable and Ethical Pet Food Brands - Brands focusing on using real meat ingredients in their pet food products have the potential to disrupt the pet food industry and cater to environmentally conscious consumers.