Grandorf Cat Wet Chicken fillet & Duck fillet, 70 g is a wet food for adult and senior cats made from meat fillets cooked in their own juice. According to the description, it contains 75% meat: chicken breast (50%) and duck fillet (25%). The recipe is grain-free, uses Human Grade ingredients and contains no hormones, antibiotics, preservatives, colours or artificial flavourings. Fresh and chilled raw materials are used, fillet cuts only.
What the manufacturer claims
Grandorf describes the food as "maximum meat and nothing extra" and calls it hypoallergenic. Duck fillet adds a rich taste, and the fillet cuts make the food especially valuable for a cat's health and vitality. According to the manufacturer, the rich aroma and tender texture appeal to picky cats, and the natural recipe supports well-being and a beautiful coat. The 70 g can is convenient for daily feeding.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | wet food, fillet pieces in own juice |
| For | adult and senior cats |
| Meat | chicken breast 50%, duck fillet 25% |
| Grains | none |
| Ingredients | Human Grade, fillet only |
| Free from | preservatives, colours, flavourings, hormones, antibiotics |
| In the options | "hypoallergenic" |
| Pack size | 70 g can |
Pros
- Meat only. Chicken and duck, no fish.
- 75% fillet. No by-products.
- Duck for flavour. A rich aroma.
- No grain or preservatives.
- Human Grade. Ingredients fit for human consumption.
- Single-serve 70 g can.
Cons and what to watch
- Doubtful "hypoallergenic" claim. Chicken is one of the most common allergens in cats.
- An unknown 25%. Unlike other flavours, broth and potato are not listed here.
- Not declared complete. No vitamins, minerals or taurine are listed.
- No analysis. Protein, fat and moisture are not given.
Is the food hypoallergenic?
A hypoallergenic food usually means rare proteins or hydrolysed protein. Here the base is chicken (50%), which is among the most common food allergens. Duck is less common, but it is only a quarter. For a cat with a confirmed chicken allergy, this food does not fit. For a healthy cat it is simply a tasty meat dish.
For cats that dislike fish
Many wet cat foods are built on fish. If your cat refuses fish flavours, chicken with duck is a good alternative: the can holds only meat. A similar option is plain Grandorf Cat Wet chicken fillet.
How to feed it
The fillet works as a complement to a complete dry food or as a treat. If the can becomes a daily habit, reduce the main portion slightly. Feeding schedules are in how many times a day to feed a cat.
Why a main food is needed
Meat fillet does not contain added taurine, vitamins and minerals in the balance a cat needs. If a cat is fed only fillet, deficiencies can develop over time. So keep a complete food as the base of the diet. Choosing one is covered in what to feed a cat: dry or wet food.
Storage
The can is best fed in one go. If some food is left, move it into a closed container and put it in the fridge, then warm it to room temperature before serving.
Moisture and weight
Meat fillet in its own juice gives a cat extra water and adds almost no carbohydrates. That suits neutered and senior cats. Just count the calories and do not give the can on top of a full portion.
Who it suits
The cans suit adult and senior cats without a chicken or duck allergy, cats that dislike fish and fussy eaters — as a complement to the main diet. Other cans are in canned cat food, and a similar seafood flavour is Grandorf chicken with crab.
Verdict
Grandorf Cat Wet chicken with duck is meat fillet in its own juice: 50% chicken breast and 25% duck fillet, with no grain, preservatives or colours. The downsides are a doubtful "hypoallergenic" claim with chicken as the base, a quarter of the recipe left unexplained and no vitamins, taurine or analysis listed, so it is a complement rather than a main diet.
FAQ
What meat does it contain?
Chicken breast 50% and duck fillet 25%.
Does it contain fish?
No.
Is the food hypoallergenic?
Its base is chicken, a common allergen, so it does not suit cats allergic to it.
Is it a complete food?
The card does not call it that; feed it as a complement.
Does it contain grain?
No.
Does it contain preservatives?
No.
How much protein and fat?
Not stated on the card.
