Lily's Kitchen Advent Calendar for Dogs

Last updated: 13 October 2026

What the Lily's Kitchen dog advent calendar is

Lily's Kitchen is a British pet food brand, and this is its limited edition Christmas calendar for 2026. The front is drawn as a snowy shopfront called the Treat Shop. Two dogs in scarves sit outside, while the numbered doors hide around the windows.

The box holds 68g of biscuits in total, so each door holds one small treat rather than a meal. Lily's Kitchen says it is for adult dogs from four months old. It also asks you to feed it in line with its feeding guidelines.

What is inside the doors

• Breaktime Biscuits: rye flour, oat flour and rolled oats, with 4% peanut butter, 4% banana, flaxseed, nettle, rosehip and a little cinnamon.
• Bedtime Biscuits: organic rye, oat flour and oats, with 5% yoghurt powder, 4% honey, 1% chamomile and 1% passion flower.
• Calories: 328kcal per 100g for the Breaktime biscuits and 370kcal per 100g for the Bedtime ones.

Key facts

• Price: £10.50 on Amazon UK and from Lily's Kitchen
• Doors: 24, numbered 1 to 24
• Weight: 68g of biscuits, about the weight of a large hen's egg
• Age: adult dogs from four months, according to Lily's Kitchen
• Edition: limited, sold for Christmas 2026

Who the dog advent calendar suits

• Dog owners who like a December routine: one door a day from 1 December gives the dog a small treat and gives you a reason to stop at the same time each morning.
• Anyone buying for a friend's dog: at £10.50 it sits well under the price of most Secret Santa budgets.
• Small and medium dogs: a biscuit a day is a proper treat at their size, where a big dog will barely notice it.

If you want a treat for the rest of the year as well, the Yora insect protein reward treats are small enough for training.

The limits

The biscuits are small. In fact, 68g split across 24 doors is under 3g a day, so for a big dog it is a nibble rather than a reward.

The biscuits also count towards your dog's food for the day. If your dog is on a weight plan, take a little off dinner on the days you open a door.

It is also not grain free. Both recipes are made with rye flour, oat flour and oats, so it is no good for a dog on a grain-free diet.

The calendar is a limited edition. So once Lily's Kitchen and Amazon sell out, it will not be back until next Christmas at the earliest.

Where to buy it in the UK

Amazon UK sells it at £10.50, sold and dispatched by Amazon. Lily's Kitchen sells it at the same price on its own shop, where delivery is £4.95 unless your order is over £29 for mainland UK. The full ingredients and nutrition figures are on the Lily's Kitchen product page.

Lily's Kitchen advent calendar on Amazon UK

FAQs

How much is the Lily's Kitchen dog advent calendar?

£10.50, both on Amazon UK and from Lily's Kitchen. I checked the price on 13 October 2026.

What is in the Lily's Kitchen advent calendar for dogs?

24 baked biscuits in two recipes: Breaktime Biscuits with peanut butter and banana, and Bedtime Biscuits with chamomile and passion flower.

Is the dog advent calendar suitable for puppies?

Lily's Kitchen says it is for dogs from four months old. For a younger puppy, wait until next year.

Is it grain free?

No. Both biscuits are made with rye flour, oat flour and oats.

Is there a cat version?

Yes. Lily's Kitchen sells a separate advent calendar for cats at £8.50 on its own shop.

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