Grandorf Cat Adult Sterilized Low Grain Rabbit & Turkey, 8 kg is a holistic food for neutered cats based on rabbit and turkey. According to the description, it contains about 70% meat and is a low-grain formula. The manufacturer claims it keeps urine acidity at pH 6–6.5, which helps protect the kidneys and lowers the risk of urinary stones. It contains no corn, wheat, peas, chicken, eggs, soy, gluten or GMOs. The food is preserved with natural preservatives — vitamins C and E. According to the card options, it suits adult and senior cats of all breeds.
What the manufacturer claims
The food is described as hypoallergenic: the recipe reduces the risk of allergy and food intolerance and suits cats with sensitive digestion. Balanced omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids, together with natural antioxidants and vitamins, support the skin, coat and immunity. Help with preventing hairballs is also mentioned. The key point for neutered animals is the urine pH control.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | dry food, holistic class |
| For | neutered cats, adult and senior |
| Meat | rabbit and turkey, about 70% |
| Grain | low-grain formula |
| Free from | corn, wheat, peas, chicken, eggs, soy, gluten, GMOs |
| Urine pH | 6–6.5 |
| Preservatives | vitamins C and E |
| Pack size | 8 kg |
Pros
- About 70% meat. Rabbit and turkey at the base.
- No chicken or peas. Rare among foods of this class.
- Urine pH control. 6–6.5 matters for neutered cats.
- No common allergens. Wheat, corn, soy, eggs and gluten are excluded.
- Natural preservatives. Vitamins C and E.
- Economical bag. 8 kg for multi-cat homes.
Cons and what to watch
- No full ingredient list. The card does not list ingredients in order or give shares.
- No analysis. Protein, fat, fibre and calories are not given.
- "Low grain" is not grain-free. The card does not say which cereal is used.
- Big bag. One cat will take many months to finish 8 kg, and the food will go stale.
Why neutered cats need special food
After neutering, a cat's metabolism slows down while its appetite often increases. If you feed it as before, its weight quickly goes up. Neutered cats also have a higher risk of urinary stones. That is why foods for them control calories and minerals and support the right urine acidity. How to choose such a diet is explained in food for neutered cats: how to choose.
Urine pH and urinary stones
Slightly acidic urine (pH 6–6.5) discourages struvite, the most common type of stone in cats. But food is only part of prevention: how much the cat drinks matters just as much. If your cat has already had stones or crystals, the vet should choose the diet type based on a urine test. More in urinary stones in cats: diet and prevention.
Rabbit and turkey for sensitive cats
Rabbit is a rare protein in cat foods, and there is no chicken in this recipe at all. That is handy for cats in which chicken causes itching or loose stools. With a confirmed allergy, a food with a "novel" protein is chosen together with the vet and fed without other treats for several weeks.
How to store an 8 kg bag
One cat eats roughly 50–70 grams of dry food a day, so an 8 kg bag will last several months. Over that time the fats in an opened bag oxidise. If you have one cat, portion the food into an airtight container and keep the main bag tightly closed in a cool place. Tips are in how to store dry food.
How to switch your cat
Switch over 7–10 days, mixing the new food with the old and gradually increasing the share of Grandorf. Neutered cats are often fussy, so do not rush. The plan is in how to switch your pet to a new food.
Water
To prevent urinary stones, your cat must drink enough. Put several bowls in different places, try a fountain, and give part of the diet as wet food. The right amount of water is covered in how much water a cat should drink.
Who it suits
The food suits neutered cats, especially those sensitive to chicken, and owners of several cats. If a therapeutic diet is needed, choose it with your vet. Other options are in our food for neutered cats and holistic cat food collections.
Verdict
Grandorf Cat Sterilized Rabbit & Turkey is a low-grain holistic food for neutered cats: rabbit and turkey, about 70% meat, urine pH 6–6.5, and no chicken, peas, wheat, corn or soy. The downsides are the missing full ingredient list and analysis in the card, the unknown cereal in the recipe and an 8 kg bag that is too big for one cat.
FAQ
Which cats is the food for?
Neutered adult and senior cats.
What meat does it contain?
Rabbit and turkey, about 70% meat.
Does it contain chicken?
No, according to the description it contains no chicken or eggs.
Is it grain-free?
No, it is low-grain.
What urine pH does it support?
6–6.5.
What preservatives are used?
Natural ones — vitamins C and E.
How long will an 8 kg bag last?
Several months for one cat; keep it tightly closed.
