Grandorf Cat Wet Tuna fillet, 70 g is a natural holistic wet food for adult and senior cats, cooked in its own juice. According to the description, it contains 75% tuna fillet, tuna broth and a minimum of potato. It is completely grain-free, with no hormones, antibiotics, preservatives or artificial additives. Select fresh human-grade raw materials are used, and the high protein with minimal fat makes it easy to digest.
What the manufacturer claims
The recipe is based on juicy tuna fillet with a strong fish aroma that seafood-loving cats will enjoy. Gentle cooking preserves the nutrients and natural taste of the fish. The manufacturer recommends serving the food as a treat on its own or as a complement to the main diet to support your cat's health and activity.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | wet food, fillet in own juice |
| For | adult and senior cats |
| Ingredients | tuna fillet 75%, tuna broth, a little potato |
| Grains | none |
| Ingredient quality | human-grade |
| Free from | preservatives, artificial additives, hormones, antibiotics |
| Intended use per description | treat or complement to the diet |
| Pack size | 70 g can |
Pros
- 75% tuna fillet. Almost pure fish.
- Fish only. No chicken or other meat.
- Short recipe. Tuna, broth, a little potato.
- No grain or preservatives.
- Strong aroma. Tempts cats with a poor appetite.
- Honest positioning. The manufacturer itself calls it a treat and complement.
Cons and what to watch
- Not a main food. Taurine, vitamins and minerals are not listed.
- No analysis. No protein or fat figures, only "high protein with minimal fat".
- A monotonous fish diet is harmful. Tuna should not be fed in large amounts every day.
- Not for cats allergic to fish.
Tuna: benefits and caution
Tuna is a source of protein, and cats love its smell and taste. That is why a can of tuna helps when a cat eats poorly or is recovering from illness. But a diet built on tuna alone is unbalanced: a cat needs taurine, vitamins and varied protein sources. Give tuna fillet as a treat and rotate it with other flavours.
Treat or complement
The manufacturer honestly says this food is a treat or a complement to the main diet. Handy options are putting a few pieces on top of dry food, giving a can instead of a snack, or using the fillet to hide a pill. Good and bad treats are covered in treats for cats: which are healthy.
How to feed it
Serve the fillet at room temperature. If the can becomes part of the daily diet, reduce the main food portion so your cat does not gain weight. Feeding schedules are in how many times a day to feed a cat.
Storage
A 70 g can is easy to feed in one go. If your cat does not finish it, move the rest into a closed container and put it in the fridge: fish food spoils quickly in the warmth. Warm the portion before serving.
Moisture for your cat
Fillet in tuna broth adds water to the diet. That is especially useful for cats on dry food and those that drink little. More in how much water a cat should drink.
Grandorf flavours with tuna
The Grandorf line also has tuna with seafood and meat flavours such as chicken with salmon and chicken with duck. Alternating fish and meat cans makes the diet more varied.
Who it suits
The cans suit adult and senior cats that love fish, cats with a poor appetite and cats that cannot have chicken — as a treat and complement. They do not suit cats allergic to fish. Other cans are in canned cat food.
Verdict
Grandorf Cat Wet Tuna fillet is 75% tuna fillet in its own juice, with no grain, preservatives or artificial additives; the manufacturer itself recommends it as a treat or complement. The downsides are no analysis, vitamins or taurine, so it is not a main food, and tuna should not be fed in large amounts every day.
FAQ
What is in it?
Tuna fillet 75%, tuna broth and a little potato.
Does it contain chicken?
No, only fish.
Can I feed only this food?
No, it is a treat or complement to the main diet.
Does it contain preservatives?
No.
How much protein and fat?
No figures on the card, only "high protein with minimal fat".
How often should I give tuna?
Rotate it with other flavours and do not give large amounts every day.
How long does an opened can keep?
Keep the rest in the fridge in a closed container.
