Grandorf Cat White Fish & Turkey, 400 g is a low-grain holistic dry food for adult cats. The card title calls it Skin & Coat care, while the description calls it an Indoor food for house cats. According to the description, the recipe is based on ocean white fish and turkey: up to 70% quality meat. The manufacturer claims balanced omega-6 and omega-3 for skin and coat, urine pH support at 6–6.5, natural antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. There is no corn, wheat, peas, chicken, eggs, soy, gluten, GMOs, artificial colours or flavourings.
What the manufacturer claims
White fish and turkey provide complete animal protein without overloading digestion. Omega acids support healthy skin and a beautiful coat, and urine pH 6–6.5 lowers the risk of urinary stones. Antioxidants, vitamins and minerals strengthen immunity. The food suits cats prone to allergies and food intolerance. The 400 g pack is handy for trying the diet.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | dry food, holistic, low-grain |
| For | adult and senior indoor cats |
| Meat and fish | white fish and turkey, up to 70% |
| Urine pH | 6–6.5 |
| Additives | omega-6 and omega-3, antioxidants, vitamins, minerals |
| Free from | chicken, corn, wheat, peas, eggs, soy, gluten, GMOs |
| Name on the card | Skin & Coat care; Indoor in the description |
| Pack size | 400 g |
Pros
- Fish and turkey. No chicken, a common allergen.
- Up to 70% meat and fish.
- Skin and coat focus. Omega-6 and omega-3 in the formula.
- Urine pH 6–6.5.
- No artificial colours or flavourings.
- 400 g trial pack.
Cons and what to watch
- Name confusion. The card calls it Skin & Coat care, the description calls it Indoor; check the line on the pack.
- "Up to 70%". The exact meat share is not given.
- No recipe or analysis. Protein, fat and ash are missing from the card.
- No feeding table.
Skin & Coat or Indoor
Grandorf has different cat lines, and the card does not make clear which one this bag belongs to: the title mentions skin and coat care, the text an indoor cat food. In substance, the two goals overlap: omega acids for the coat and a moderate diet for a less active cat. Before buying a large amount, check the pack — it will show the exact name and analysis.
Fish for skin and coat
Fish-based foods are often chosen when a cat has a dull coat or dry skin: fish is a natural source of omega-3 fatty acids. But if skin problems are pronounced, see a vet: itching and hair loss can be signs of allergy or parasites. Shedding and grooming are covered in autumn shedding in dogs and cats.
If your cat cannot have chicken
This recipe contains no chicken, so it suits cats that react to it. For a strict single-protein diet a single-protein food is better, such as Grandorf Cat Sterilized Turkey. For variety, the line also has Grandorf Cat Indoor Lamb & Turkey.
How to switch
Switch your cat gradually over 7–10 days, increasing the share of the new food. Watch the stool and appetite. A detailed plan is in how to switch your pet to a new food.
Storage and water
Keep the food in a closed bag or container in a cool, dry place. A cat on dry food must always have fresh water available — that is also how urinary stone prevention works. More in how much water a cat should drink.
Who it suits
The food suits adult and senior indoor cats, cats with sensitive skin and a dull coat, and cats that cannot have chicken. It does not suit cats allergic to fish or turkey. Other dry foods are in dry cat food.
Verdict
Grandorf Cat White Fish & Turkey is a holistic food with white fish and turkey: up to 70% meat and fish, omega-3 and -6, urine pH 6–6.5, with no chicken or wheat. The downsides are that the card name (Skin & Coat) does not match the description (Indoor) and there is no exact meat share, recipe or analysis.
FAQ
What meat does it contain?
Ocean white fish and turkey.
Does it contain chicken?
No.
Is it Skin & Coat or Indoor?
The card mentions both — check the pack.
How much meat?
According to the description, up to 70%.
What urine pH does it support?
6–6.5.
How much protein and fat?
Not stated on the card.
Is it suitable for allergic cats?
Yes, if there is no reaction to fish or turkey; for a strict diet a single-protein food is better.
