Grandorf Dog Adult Medium & Maxi breeds Grain Free Duck & Turkey, 1 kg is a grain-free holistic dry food for adult dogs of medium and large breeds. According to the description, 65% of the recipe is lean duck and turkey meat. The manufacturer stresses simple, clear ingredients that gently support digestion even in sensitive pets. The formula contains a natural complex of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, balanced omega-6 and omega-3 phospholipids, and natural preservatives — vitamins C and E. There are no grains, peas, chicken, eggs, soy, gluten, GMOs, artificial colours, flavourings or preservatives.
What the manufacturer claims
Duck and turkey are sources of easily digestible protein that meet a dog's natural need for a meat diet. Careful ingredient selection lowers the risk of food allergy and intolerance, while antioxidants, vitamins and minerals support immunity and good condition. Omega acids look after skin and coat. Gentle processing preserves the ingredients' benefits. The 1 kg bag is good for trying the diet.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | dry food, holistic, grain-free |
| For | adult and senior dogs of medium and large breeds |
| Meat | duck and turkey, 65% |
| Fatty acids | omega-6, omega-3 phospholipids |
| Preservatives | vitamins C and E |
| Free from | grains, peas, chicken, eggs, soy, gluten, GMOs |
| Artificial additives | none |
| Pack size | 1 kg |
Pros
- Grain-free. Suits dogs that do not tolerate cereals.
- No chicken. Duck and turkey instead of the most common protein.
- 65% meat. A meat-based recipe.
- Natural preservatives. Vitamins C and E.
- No peas. Many grain-free foods replace cereals with legumes — there are no peas here.
- 1 kg trial bag. Lets you check how your dog tolerates the food.
Cons and what to watch
- Carbohydrate source not named. The card does not say what replaces the grain.
- No analysis. Protein, fat and fibre are not given.
- 1 kg lasts a large dog only a few days. It is more a sample than a supply.
- Two proteins. Not suitable for a strict single-protein diet.
Grain-free food: who needs it
Grain-free foods are chosen for dogs intolerant of cereals or when owners want fewer plant-based carbohydrates. Keep in mind that "grain-free" does not mean "carb-free": such foods usually contain potato, sweet potato or vegetables. The Grandorf card does not disclose the carbohydrate source, so check the ingredients on the pack. Benefits and myths are covered in grain-free food: facts and myths.
Duck and turkey
Both meats are considered lean and cause reactions less often than chicken or beef. So the food suits dogs with sensitive digestion. But two proteins in a recipe is not an elimination diet: if you need a strictly single-protein food, look at Grandorf Medium & Large Turkey.
How to feed it
Set the portion from the table on the pack based on your dog's weight and activity. Split the daily amount into two meals. Introduce the new food gradually over 7–10 days — more in how to switch your pet to a new food.
Why a trial bag
A 1 kg bag is handy for testing the food before buying a large one: does your dog like the taste, is the stool normal, is there any itching. For a large breed it lasts only a few days, so for regular feeding a larger bag is better value. Keep the food in a closed bag — tips in how to store dry food.
Who it suits
The food suits adult medium and large dogs intolerant of cereals or chicken, dogs with sensitive digestion and fussy eaters. It does not suit dogs allergic to duck or turkey. Other foods are in dry dog food and the grain-free dog food collection.
Verdict
Grandorf Dog Duck & Turkey Grain Free is a grain-free holistic food for medium and large dogs: 65% duck and turkey, with no grain, peas, chicken or soy and with natural preservatives. The downsides are the missing analysis and unnamed carbohydrate source on the card, and the 1 kg bag works only as a sample for a large dog.
FAQ
What meat does it contain?
Duck and turkey, 65%.
Does it contain grain?
No, it is grain-free.
Does it contain peas?
No.
Does it contain chicken?
No.
How is it preserved?
With vitamins C and E.
How much protein and fat?
Not stated on the card.
How long will 1 kg last?
About one to two weeks for a medium dog, a few days for a large one.
