Grandorf Cat Wet Chicken fillet & Shrimps, 70 g is a natural holistic wet food for adult and senior cats, cooked in its own juice. According to the description, it is rich in protein: chicken breast 60%, shrimps 15%, chicken broth and a little potato — 75% meat and seafood in total. The recipe is completely grain-free, with no GMOs, hormones, antibiotics, preservatives or colours. The ingredients are human-grade.
What the manufacturer claims
Tender chicken and sea shrimps create an appetising aroma that even a picky cat will appreciate. Gentle processing preserves the taste and nutritional value. The manufacturer recommends giving the food as a treat or a complement to the diet to support your cat's health and well-being.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | wet food, fillet in own juice |
| For | adult and senior cats |
| Ingredients | chicken breast 60%, shrimps 15%, chicken broth, a little potato |
| Meat and seafood | 75% |
| Grains | none |
| Free from | GMOs, preservatives, colours, hormones, antibiotics |
| Intended use per description | treat or complement |
| Pack size | 70 g can |
Pros
- Plenty of shrimp. 15% is a notable share of seafood.
- 60% chicken breast. Tender meat as the base.
- No grain or preservatives.
- Short recipe. Chicken, shrimp, broth, potato.
- Appetising aroma. Suits fussy eaters.
- One meal per can.
Cons and what to watch
- Not a main food. No vitamins, minerals or taurine are listed; the manufacturer calls it a treat.
- No analysis. Protein and fat are not given on the card.
- Chicken and shrimp. Two possible allergens.
- Vague broth and potato shares. Only "a little" is stated.
Shrimp: flavour and caution
Shrimp make the taste brighter and attract cats that love seafood. This can contains 15% shrimp — more than the crab in Grandorf chicken with crab, for example. But crustaceans sometimes cause allergies. If your cat is trying shrimp for the first time, give a little and watch its digestion and skin. If vomiting, loose stools or itching appear, stop the food and talk to your vet.
Why it is a treat
The manufacturer itself recommends giving the food as a treat or complement. That makes sense: fillet has none of the added vitamins, minerals and taurine a cat needs every day. A complete food should be the base of the diet. More about treats in treats for cats: which are healthy.
How to feed it
It is easy to put a few pieces of fillet on top of dry food or give the can as a treat. If the can becomes a daily habit, reduce the main portion. Serve at room temperature. Schedules are in how many times a day to feed a cat.
Storage
A 70 g can is best fed in one go. If your cat does not finish it, move the rest into a closed container and put it in the fridge. Food with seafood must not be left in the warmth. Before the next meal, warm the portion to room temperature: the aroma becomes stronger and your cat will eat the rest more willingly.
Moisture in the diet
Fillet in broth helps your cat get more water, which is useful on dry food, especially for neutered and senior cats. Water needs are in how much water a cat should drink.
Other Grandorf flavours
If your cat cannot have seafood, try the meat options — chicken with duck or chicken fillet. For fish lovers there is chicken with salmon.
Who it suits
The cans suit adult and senior cats that love seafood, fussy eaters and cats that need extra moisture — as a treat and complement. They do not suit cats allergic to chicken or crustaceans. Other cans are in canned cat food.
Verdict
Grandorf Cat Wet chicken with shrimps is fillet in its own juice: 60% chicken breast and 15% shrimp, with no grain, GMOs, preservatives or colours. The downsides are that it is a treat rather than a main food — vitamins, taurine and analysis are not listed — and chicken and shrimp may not suit allergic cats.
FAQ
What is in it?
Chicken breast 60%, shrimps 15%, chicken broth, a little potato.
Can I feed only this food?
No, the manufacturer recommends it as a treat or complement.
Does it contain grain?
No.
Does it contain preservatives?
No.
Can a cat allergic to seafood eat it?
No, it contains shrimp.
How much protein and fat?
Not stated on the card.
Is it suitable for senior cats?
Yes, the options list adult and senior cats.
