Grandorf Dog Wet Duck & Turkey, 400 g is a complete wet food for adult dogs of all breeds with normal activity. According to the description, the meat base is duck (35%) and turkey (35%), up to 70% meat in total. The food is grain-free (0% grains) and contains sweet potato and glucosamine (0.1%) for the joints, plus vitamins and minerals: D3, E, zinc, manganese and iodine. Fresh rather than frozen raw materials are used. There are no hormones, antibiotics, preservatives, colours or flavourings.
What the manufacturer claims
The food is called hypoallergenic: duck and turkey are tasty and easy to digest, which matters for dogs with sensitive digestion and a tendency to allergies. Gentle cooking preserves the benefits of the raw materials. The 400 g can is convenient for daily feeding and adds a tender meaty flavour to the diet.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | wet food, complete, grain-free |
| For | adult dogs of all breeds with normal activity |
| Meat | duck 35%, turkey 35% |
| Grains | 0% |
| Extras | sweet potato, glucosamine 0.1% |
| Vitamins and minerals | D3, E, zinc, manganese, iodine |
| Free from | preservatives, colours, flavourings, hormones, antibiotics |
| Pack size | 400 g can |
Pros
- Equal duck and turkey. 35% of each meat.
- No chicken or grain.
- Fresh raw materials. The meat is not frozen.
- Glucosamine. A little joint support.
- No preservatives or colours.
- Complete. Can be fed on its own.
Cons and what to watch
- No analysis. Protein, fat and moisture are not on the card.
- Incomplete recipe. The main ingredients are listed, but not the full 100%.
- Two proteins. Not suitable for a single-protein diet.
- No feeding table.
Similar to Grandorf with buffalo
Grandorf wet dog foods follow one template: 35% main meat + 35% turkey, sweet potato, glucosamine, vitamins and minerals. For example, Grandorf Wet Buffalo & Turkey differs only in its first meat. This is handy for rotating flavours: you can switch cans without a sudden change of diet.
Duck in a dog's diet
Duck is less common in pet food than chicken, so it suits many sensitive dogs better. Duck meat is aromatic and dogs usually eat it willingly. Turkey alongside duck makes the taste milder. If your dog has never had duck, introduce the food gradually. Choosing food for sensitive dogs is covered in hypoallergenic dog food.
Sweet potato instead of grain
There are no cereals in the food: sweet potato is the carbohydrate source. It provides a little energy and fibre, makes the texture more filling and is usually well tolerated by dogs with sensitive digestion. Keep in mind that a grain-free food is not a therapeutic diet: if an allergy is suspected, the diet is chosen together with a vet. Grain-free foods are covered in grain-free food: facts and myths. The glucosamine adds a little joint support, especially for middle-aged and older dogs.
How to feed it
The cans can be fed as a meal on their own or with dry food. In the second case, reduce the kibble portion. Serve at room temperature. Portion sizes are in how much food to give a dog per day, switching in how to switch your pet to a new food.
Storage
Cover an opened can and keep it in the fridge. Take the portion out in advance so it warms up before serving. Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heaters.
Who it suits
The food suits adult dogs with sensitive digestion, dogs intolerant of chicken or grains, fussy eaters and dogs that benefit from extra moisture. It does not suit dogs allergic to duck or turkey. Other cans are in canned dog food.
Verdict
Grandorf Dog Wet Duck & Turkey is a grain-free wet food: 35% duck and 35% turkey, sweet potato, glucosamine, vitamins and minerals, with no preservatives or colours. The downsides are the missing analysis, full recipe and feeding amounts on the card, and two meats rule it out for a single-protein diet.
FAQ
How much meat does it contain?
Up to 70%: 35% duck and 35% turkey.
Does it contain grain?
No, 0% grains.
Does it contain chicken?
No.
Are there joint supplements?
Yes, 0.1% glucosamine.
Does it contain preservatives?
No.
Can I mix it with dry food?
Yes, reducing the kibble portion.
How much protein and fat?
Not stated on the card.
