Larry’s Lunch is very similar to Lyka, and that has to be a good thing considering Lyka has consistently made the best rated list based on quality and consumer feedback (a whopping 4.9 on Trustpilot from over 4000 reviews).
As a slightly-cooked pre-prepared meal delivered to your door, Larry’s Lunch may cost more than most dog foods, but it’s also a lot better for your dog.
As many kibble-fed dogs struggle with a transition to raw, a slightly-cooked option like Larry’s Lunch offers an excellent solution.
Even if you start gradually (i.e. keep feeding your dog kibble as well), then it’s definitely worth a try if you’re looking to boost your dog’s intake of real food and proper nutrients.
I can’t vouch for Larry’s Lunch as I can Lyka as a much more established pet food brand, which means I welcome any feedback if you’ve fed Larry’s Lunch or have experience with the brand.
Let’s take a closer look!
As with similar brands, Larry’s Lunch was the result of seeing a wonderful transition of one dog – a courageous Labradoodle named Larry – onto “real food” after suffering from a serious dog attack at ust 5 months.
Having seen many times how a transition to a better, more nutritious, diet can turn a dog’s life around, I feel this is a very good way to embark building a pet food company. Offer our dogs a better alternative to the supermarket rubbish most people feed (including myself in my younger years).
Aaron, Larry’s owner, had a long history of selling fresh produce at Melbourne’s Fish Market, teamed up with a chef Raymond Capaldi and animal nutritionist and naturopath Ruth Hatten, and Larry’s Lunch is now a fully fledged home grown Australian pet food company.
It’s worth noting Larry’s Lunch now offer a slightly-cooked freeze dried range. This would be a good option if your dog struggles to tolerate a raw freeze dried food like the excellent Frontier Pets, or if you’re looking for a slightly-cooked and much more nutritious option to a dry food, with the convenience and long shelf-life of being freeze-dried.
Larry’s Lunch is undoubtedly a good choice for your dog.
Cost will likely be your main concern, and if it is I would suggest simply adding Larry’s Lunch as part of your dog’s diet. Variety should be seen as a good thing, and can help you keep the cost down as a whole.
If you have a small or toy breed, a slightly-cooked dog food such as this may feel more affordable, but keep in mind as a soft food you should also cater for dental health by giving your dog something to chew.
If you’re trying to weigh up Lyka versus Larry’s Lunch, I have to say (at this stage) the feedback I have on Lyka is more solid, but Larry’s Lunch may prove an equal alternative – How do you think they compare?
Larry’s Lunch is available direct from the brand’s website.
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As a slightly-cooked pre-prepared meal delivered to your door, Larry’s Lunch may cost more than most dog foods, but it’s also a lot better for your dog.
As many kibble-fed dogs struggle with a transition to raw, a slightly-cooked option like Larry’s Lunch offers an excellent solution.
Even if you start gradually (i.e. keep feeding your dog kibble as well), then it’s definitely worth a try if you’re looking to boost your dog’s intake of real food and proper nutrients.
I can’t vouch for Larry’s Lunch as I can Lyka as a much more established pet food brand, which means I welcome any feedback if you’ve fed Larry’s Lunch or have experience with the brand.
Let’s take a closer look!
What the marketing says
As with similar brands, Larry’s Lunch was the result of seeing a wonderful transition of one dog – a courageous Labradoodle named Larry – onto “real food” after suffering from a serious dog attack at ust 5 months.
Having seen many times how a transition to a better, more nutritious, diet can turn a dog’s life around, I feel this is a very good way to embark building a pet food company. Offer our dogs a better alternative to the supermarket rubbish most people feed (including myself in my younger years).
Aaron, Larry’s owner, had a long history of selling fresh produce at Melbourne’s Fish Market, teamed up with a chef Raymond Capaldi and animal nutritionist and naturopath Ruth Hatten, and Larry’s Lunch is now a fully fledged home grown Australian pet food company.
It’s worth noting Larry’s Lunch now offer a slightly-cooked freeze dried range. This would be a good option if your dog struggles to tolerate a raw freeze dried food like the excellent Frontier Pets, or if you’re looking for a slightly-cooked and much more nutritious option to a dry food, with the convenience and long shelf-life of being freeze-dried.
Larry’s Lunch is a good choice if…
Larry’s Lunch is undoubtedly a good choice for your dog.
Cost will likely be your main concern, and if it is I would suggest simply adding Larry’s Lunch as part of your dog’s diet. Variety should be seen as a good thing, and can help you keep the cost down as a whole.
If you have a small or toy breed, a slightly-cooked dog food such as this may feel more affordable, but keep in mind as a soft food you should also cater for dental health by giving your dog something to chew.
If you’re trying to weigh up Lyka versus Larry’s Lunch, I have to say (at this stage) the feedback I have on Lyka is more solid, but Larry’s Lunch may prove an equal alternative – How do you think they compare?
Where to buy?
Larry’s Lunch is available direct from the brand’s website.
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