Grandorf Dog Wet Rabbit & Turkey, 400 g is a complete wet food for adult dogs of all breeds with normal activity. According to the description, it contains 70% meat: rabbit 35% and turkey 35%, plus sweet potato, minerals and glucosamine for joint support. The recipe is grain-free. The meat is cooked gently from chilled rather than frozen raw materials. The food contains no hormones, antibiotics or preservatives.
What the manufacturer claims
The formula is designed primarily for dogs with sensitive digestion and a tendency to allergies: the recipe is described as single-protein and grain-free, which lowers the risk of unwanted reactions. The soft texture makes the food handy for adding variety, feeding fussy dogs and dogs that find dry kibble hard to eat. The 400 g can is convenient for daily use.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | wet food, complete, grain-free |
| For | adult dogs of all breeds with normal activity |
| Meat | rabbit 35%, turkey 35% |
| Extras | sweet potato, minerals, glucosamine |
| Raw materials | chilled, not frozen |
| Free from | grain, hormones, antibiotics, preservatives |
| Texture | soft |
| Pack size | 400 g can |
Pros
- Rabbit. A rare protein that suits many sensitive dogs.
- 70% meat. Equal rabbit and turkey.
- No grain or chicken.
- Soft texture. Suits dogs with dental problems and senior dogs.
- Glucosamine. Joint support.
- No preservatives.
Cons and what to watch
- "Single-protein" is inaccurate. There are two meats: rabbit and turkey.
- No analysis. Protein, fat and moisture are not given.
- Glucosamine amount not stated. Sister recipes list 0.1%, this one does not.
- No feeding table.
Two proteins are not a single protein
A single-protein food has one source of animal protein. Here there are two — rabbit and turkey — so the food does not suit a strict allergy trial: if the dog reacts, you will not know which meat caused it. For everyday feeding of a sensitive dog, rabbit with turkey is a good combination — both proteins are less common than chicken and beef. More in hypoallergenic dog food.
Soft food for senior dogs
Dogs with bad teeth, older dogs and those recovering from illness can find it hard to crunch dry kibble. Wet food solves that and adds water to the diet too. Feeding older dogs is covered in senior dog: diet and care.
How to feed it
Feed the cans alone or with dry food, reducing the kibble portion. Serve at room temperature. The card gives no feeding amount, so go by the can and your dog's weight — more in how much food to give a dog per day.
Rotating flavours
Grandorf wet foods follow one principle, so they are easy to rotate: Grandorf Wet Duck & Turkey, Wet Buffalo & Turkey and this rabbit version. Turkey is in all of them; only the second meat changes.
Chilled raw materials and glucosamine
The manufacturer stresses that the meat is not frozen but used chilled. According to them, this preserves taste and nutrients better. The glucosamine adds a little joint support, but this card does not state the amount. If your dog already has joint problems, the food will not replace chondroprotectors prescribed by a vet.
Storage
Keep an opened can covered in the fridge. Let the portion warm up before feeding. 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 that cannot have chicken or grains, senior dogs and fussy eaters. It does not suit dogs allergic to rabbit or turkey, nor a strict single-protein diet. Other cans are in canned dog food.
Verdict
Grandorf Dog Wet Rabbit & Turkey is a grain-free wet food: 35% rabbit and 35% turkey, sweet potato and glucosamine, with no preservatives, made from chilled raw materials. The downsides are a description calling it single-protein despite two meats, and no analysis, glucosamine amount or feeding table.
FAQ
What meat does it contain?
Rabbit 35% and turkey 35%.
Is it a single-protein food?
No, it contains two meats.
Does it contain grain?
No.
Does it contain chicken?
No.
Is it suitable for senior dogs?
Yes, the soft texture suits dogs that find kibble hard to chew.
Does it contain preservatives?
No.
How much protein and fat?
Not stated on the card.
