Grandorf Dog Adult Medium & Maxi breeds Low Grain White Fish, 1 kg is a complete holistic dry food for adult dogs of medium and large breeds. According to the description, it is based on 65% fish: lean cod, rich in digestible protein and vitamins with minimal fat, and nourishing herring — a source of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. The recipe uses simple ingredients with a natural taste and no artificial flavourings, colours or preservatives. There is no corn, wheat, peas, chicken, eggs, soy or gluten.
What the manufacturer claims
The fish recipe naturally meets a dog's need for quality animal protein. Leaving out common allergens makes the food a good choice for dogs prone to food allergy and intolerance. A complex of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals together with chondroprotectors supports joints, coat, immunity and overall health. The 1 kg bag is handy for trying the food or for smaller dogs.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | dry food, holistic, low-grain |
| For | adult and senior dogs of medium and large breeds |
| Animal protein | fish: cod and herring, 65% |
| Additives | chondroprotectors, antioxidants, vitamins, minerals |
| Free from | chicken, corn, wheat, peas, eggs, soy, gluten |
| Artificial additives | none |
| Pack size | 1 kg |
Pros
- Fish instead of meat. Cod and herring as an alternative to poultry and beef.
- 65% fish. Animal protein is the base of the recipe.
- Omega-3 from herring. For skin and coat.
- Chondroprotectors. Joint support for medium and large dogs.
- No chicken or wheat.
- No artificial additives.
Cons and what to watch
- No analysis. Protein, fat, ash and fibre are not on the card.
- Carbohydrates not named. The food is low-grain, but the grain source is not stated.
- 1 kg is small for a large dog. Better suited to a trial.
- Fishy smell. Not every dog likes it, and it is noticeable in dry fish food.
Who a fish food suits
Fish recipes help when a dog reacts to common meats. Cod and herring rarely appear in "ordinary" poultry-based foods, so for many dogs they are a new protein. Fish is also easy to digest and suits dogs with sensitive digestion. Choosing a diet for a sensitive dog is covered in hypoallergenic dog food.
Cod and herring: the difference
Cod is a lean white fish that provides plenty of protein with little fat. Herring, by contrast, is oily and a natural source of omega-3. Together they make a balanced fish recipe: protein from cod and beneficial fats from herring. If your dog has a dull coat, a fish food is often a good choice — shedding and grooming are covered in autumn shedding in dogs.
How to feed it
Set the portion from the table on the pack. Split the daily amount into two meals and watch the weight. Introduce the new food over 7–10 days — the plan is in how to switch your pet to a new food.
Storage
Fish-based dry food is especially sensitive to storage: fish fats oxidise faster in air and warmth. Keep the bag tightly closed in a cool, dry place and use it within a few weeks. Tips are in how to store dry food.
Who it suits
The food suits adult medium and large dogs intolerant of chicken or beef, dogs with sensitive skin and digestion and dogs that love fish. It does not suit dogs allergic to fish. Another food from the brand is Grandorf Duck & Turkey Grain Free. All dry foods are in dry dog food.
Verdict
Grandorf Dog White Fish is a fish-based holistic food for medium and large dogs: 65% cod and herring, chondroprotectors, with no chicken, corn, wheat or artificial additives. The downsides are the missing analysis and carbohydrate source on the card, and the 1 kg bag is better suited to a trial.
FAQ
What fish does it contain?
Cod and herring, 65% together.
Does it contain poultry?
There is no chicken in the recipe.
Are there joint supplements?
Yes, chondroprotectors.
How much protein and fat?
Not stated on the card.
Is it suitable for a dog allergic to chicken?
Yes, there is no chicken in the food.
Does it contain grain?
It is low-grain; there is no corn or wheat.
How should fish food be stored?
In a tightly closed bag in a cool, dry place.
