Grandorf Cat Kitten Low Grain Lamb & Turkey, 2 kg is a holistic dry food for kittens in active growth and for pregnant and nursing cats. According to the description, 68% of the recipe is lamb and turkey meat. The formula is rich in protein, amino acids, fats and vitamins for a strong skeleton, healthy muscles and balanced development. The manufacturer claims balanced omega-6 and omega-3 and urine pH support at 6–6.5. There is no corn, wheat, peas, chicken, eggs, soy, gluten, GMOs, artificial colours, flavourings or preservatives.
What the manufacturer claims
Lamb and turkey provide quality animal protein. Omega acids support the skin and a silky coat. Urine pH control matters for kidney health and urinary stone prevention. The food suits kittens with sensitive digestion. The 2 kg bag is designed for households with several kittens or for longer feeding.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | dry food, holistic, low-grain |
| For | kittens up to 12 months, pregnant and nursing cats |
| Meat | lamb and turkey, 68% |
| Urine pH | 6–6.5 |
| Additives | omega-6 and omega-3, vitamins |
| Free from | chicken, corn, wheat, peas, eggs, soy, gluten |
| Preservatives | no artificial ones |
| Pack size | 2 kg |
Pros
- 68% meat. Lamb and turkey are the base.
- No chicken. Suits kittens with sensitive digestion.
- For mother and kittens. A pregnant or nursing cat can eat the same food.
- Omega-3 and omega-6. For skin and coat.
- No artificial additives.
- 2 kg bag. Handy for several kittens.
Cons and what to watch
- No analysis. Protein, fat, calcium and phosphorus figures matter for kittens, but the card does not give them.
- No feeding table by age. You will need to check the pack.
- No full recipe. It is unclear what makes up the remaining 32%.
- Kibble size not stated. Important for very young kittens.
What a kitten needs
A kitten grows very fast: its weight multiplies over the first months. It needs more protein and energy per kilogram than an adult cat, plus the right calcium to phosphorus ratio. That is why kittens get a dedicated kitten food rather than an adult one. The diet is covered in detail in what to feed a kitten: from 1 month to a year.
For pregnant and nursing cats
During pregnancy and lactation a cat needs more calories and nutrients. Many manufacturers recommend a kitten food at this time, and Grandorf says so explicitly. It is convenient that the mother and her growing kittens can eat the same food. Portions for a nursing cat are usually increased — check them with your vet.
How to feed a kitten
Young kittens are fed often — 4–5 times a day, moving to 3 meals by six months. For the smallest kittens dry food can be softened with warm water. Fresh water should always be available. Schedules are in how many times a day to feed a cat.
Switching from another food
If your kitten ate a different food at the breeder's, change the diet gradually over 7–10 days. A sudden change often upsets a kitten's stool. A step-by-step plan is in how to switch your pet to a new food.
Storage
After opening, keep the bag closed or pour the food into a container. Store it in a cool, dry place so the kibble keeps its taste and smell until the bag is finished.
Who it suits
The food suits kittens up to a year, pregnant and nursing cats, and kittens that cannot have chicken. It does not suit kittens allergic to lamb or turkey. What else to buy for a kitten is in a kitten at home: shopping list, and other foods are in dry kitten food.
Verdict
Grandorf Cat Kitten Lamb & Turkey is a holistic food for kittens and nursing cats: 68% lamb and turkey, omega acids, urine pH 6–6.5, with no chicken, corn or wheat. The downsides are that the card lacks the analysis, the full recipe and an age-based feeding table, so these need checking on the pack.
FAQ
From what age is it suitable?
For kittens up to 12 months; check the pack for the exact starting age.
Can a pregnant cat eat it?
Yes, the manufacturer recommends it for pregnant and nursing cats.
How much meat does it contain?
According to the description, 68% lamb and turkey.
Does it contain chicken?
No.
How much protein and fat?
Not stated on the card.
Should I soak the kibble?
For young kittens you can, especially in the first weeks on dry food.
How many times a day should I feed a kitten?
Young kittens 4–5 times, by six months 3 times a day.
