Grandorf Dog Puppy Wet Lamb & Turkey, 400 g is a grain-free wet food for puppies of all breeds from 14 weeks of age. According to the description, the meat base is lamb (35%) and turkey (35%), up to 70% meat with 0% grains. For healthy development it contains sweet potato, linseed oil (0.2%) and glucosamine (0.1%), 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
Lamb and turkey provide the growing body with quality, easily digestible protein, and the formula, according to the manufacturer, is single-protein and lowers the risk of allergy. The food can be fed alone or as a complement to dry food. The description also mentions a "convenient 200 g portion", ideal for feeding a puppy.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | wet food, grain-free |
| For | puppies of all breeds from 14 weeks |
| Meat | lamb 35%, turkey 35% |
| Extras | sweet potato, linseed oil 0.2%, glucosamine 0.1% |
| Vitamins and minerals | D3, E, zinc, manganese, iodine |
| Free from | grain, preservatives, colours, flavourings, hormones, antibiotics |
| Age | from 14 weeks |
| Pack size | 400 g can |
Pros
- Age stated. From 14 weeks — clear when to start.
- Lamb and turkey. No chicken or beef.
- Linseed oil. A source of plant omega-3.
- Glucosamine. Support for growing joints.
- Vitamins D3 and E, zinc, iodine.
- No preservatives or colours.
Cons and what to watch
- Pack size error. The description says "200 g portion", but the can is 400 g.
- "Single-protein" is wrong. There are two meats: lamb and turkey.
- No analysis. Protein, fat, calcium and phosphorus — key figures for a puppy — are not given.
- No age-based feeding table.
From what age
The manufacturer states from 14 weeks, roughly three and a half months. Before that a puppy usually eats a food for very young puppies or the weaning food recommended by the breeder. At this age, switch foods especially carefully, over 7–10 days. Nutrition by age is covered in what to feed a puppy: diet by age.
A 400 g can, not 200 g
The card says that "a convenient 200 g portion is ideal for feeding a puppy", although a 400 g can is sold. Most likely the text was taken from another pack size. For a small puppy 400 g is several meals, so an opened can will need to be kept in the fridge.
How to feed a puppy wet food
Puppies are fed 3–4 times a day in small portions. Wet food can be fed alone or mixed with a dry puppy food, reducing the kibble share. Serve at room temperature: cold food can upset the stomach. Feeding schedules are in how much food to give a dog per day.
A puppy at home
In the first weeks after moving in, a puppy is stressed and its appetite may drop. Aromatic wet food helps during this period, but avoid changing the diet abruptly. What else to prepare is in a puppy at home: what to buy first.
Storage
Cover an opened can and put it in the fridge. Take out the portion in advance so it warms up before feeding. Remove leftovers from the bowl after 20–30 minutes.
Who it suits
The food suits puppies of all breeds from 14 weeks, puppies with sensitive digestion and those that cannot have chicken. It does not suit puppies allergic to lamb or turkey. The brand's dry puppy food is Grandorf Puppy Lamb & Turkey, and other wet foods are in wet puppy food.
Verdict
Grandorf Puppy Wet Lamb & Turkey is a grain-free wet food for puppies from 14 weeks: 35% each of lamb and turkey, linseed oil, glucosamine, vitamins and minerals, with no preservatives. The downsides are the mistaken 200 g portion and "single-protein" claim in the description, and the card has no analysis or age-based feeding table.
FAQ
From what age can I give it?
From 14 weeks.
What meat does it contain?
Lamb 35% and turkey 35%.
How much does the can weigh?
400 g; the mention of 200 g in the description is an error.
Does it contain grain?
No, 0% grains.
Does it contain preservatives?
No.
Can I mix it with dry food?
Yes, with a dry puppy food, reducing the kibble portion.
How many times a day should I feed a puppy?
Usually 3–4 times in small portions.
