Grand Prix dog food

Grand Prix super-premium dog food is produced in Germany and Russia by PetCom Tierernährung and GrossChef. Two product lines are available: dry food designed for dogs of different ages, breeds, and activity levels, and canned meat and vegetables. All Grand Prix foods are hypoallergenic and contain no synthetic flavor enhancers, artificial flavors, or colorings. GRAND PRIX food is certified and recommended by the St. Petersburg Academy of Veterinary Medicine. Reviews of Grand Prix food are generally positive.

Composition of Grand Prix feeds

GRAND PRIX foods contain all the ingredients necessary for complete dog nutrition, including the essential ingredients from the BJU group, as well as additional ingredients necessary for the normal functioning of organs and systems.

The main component of GRAND PRIX diets is dehydrated or fresh meat (chicken, young beef, or lamb). Meat is the main source of protein, accounting for 30-35% of the diet's protein content.

The feed also contains:

• cereals (rice);
• legumes;
• potatoes, pumpkin;
• animal fat;
• salmon, sunflower and flaxseed oils;
• hydrolyzed cartilage and crustaceans (sources of chondroitin and glucosamine);
• brewer's yeast (source of prebiotics);
• extracts of yucca schidigera, thyme, ginseng root, calendula, chamomile, rosemary;
• vitamins A, D3, E, C, as well as 9 B vitamins;
• about 10 types of macro- and microelements.

Range and prices

Grand Prix pressed dry croquettes are sold in vacuum-sealed bags made of multilayer kraft paper, packaging from 800 g to 12 kg, while wet food is sold in 400-gram metal jars.

The Grand Prix line of dry dog ​​food includes:

• Lamb and Rice special diet for small breed dogs (Small Adult LAMB). Price per 800g pack: 450 rubles; per 2.5kg pack: 1,300 rubles.
• Small Junior Lamb small breed puppy food. Price per 800g pack: 490 rubles; per 2.5kg pack: 1,420 rubles.
• Large Adult dog food for large breeds. A 2.5 kg bag costs 1,130 rubles, and a 12 kg bag costs 4,690 rubles.
• Specialized diet for large breed dogs: Lamb and Rice (Large Adult LAMB). Grand Prix Large Adult LAMB dry dog ​​food is available for 1,300 rubles per 2.5 kg bag, and 5,400 rubles per 12 kg bag.
• Large Junior puppy food for large breeds. A 2.5 kg bag costs 1,240 rubles, and a 12 kg bag costs 5,000 rubles.
• Specialized food for large-breed puppies: Lamb and Rice (Large Junior LAMB). The price for a 2.5 kg bag is 1,400 rubles, and for a 12 kg bag is 5,760 rubles.
• Small Adult dog food for small breeds. The price for an 800-gram package is 387 rubles, and for 2.5 kg it's 1,127 rubles.

Wet food is available in three types of canned meat. Meat and meat products make up at least 30% of the total amount. The following options are available:

• Veal and Vegetable Soufflé. A delicate puree of young beef, potatoes, and vegetables.
• Lamb and pumpkin chunks in sauce. A lamb and pumpkin stew.
• Rabbit and Carrot Chunks. Whole rabbit chunks in a carrot-butter sauce.

The energy value of this canned food is 101-103 kcal/100 g, and the shelf life is 24 months from the date of manufacture. A 400-gram can of Grand Prix dog food is available at pet stores or online for 180 rubles.

Feeding standards

The daily feeding rate for GRAND PRIX food is calculated based on the dog's weight—it's an average, recommended amount. Active pets require more food, while less active dogs or older pets require less.

You also need to give canned food taking into account the pet’s weight:

• up to 5 kg - 200-400 g;
• 5-10 kg - 400-700 g;
• 10-20 kg - 700-1200 g;
• 20-30 kg - 1200-1600 g;
• 30-40 kg - 1600-2000 g.

Reviews

Svetlana Petrovna Ivashchenko, veterinarian:

“The advantages of GRAND PRIX food include:

• A fairly wide range of diets, the composition of which is tailored to the needs of dogs of different ages and activity levels.
• The production process takes into account the anatomical features of animals of different weight categories, so the sizes of kibble granules in the diets vary.
• Lower cost than many similar products with the same composition;
• No artificial flavors or aromas;
• A significant percentage of meat products. However, it's not specified what portion was used—for example, just chicken or meat and offal.

It is convenient that the types of dry food are designated by colored inscriptions located on the sides of the packages: red - for small breed dogs, yellow - for large breeds, lilac - for extra large breeds."

Boris, Moscow:

Experienced dog owners know that even the best dog food gets boring over time, and your pet craves something new. This is a good thing: changing the food helps maintain a balance of nutrients in the diet. Recently, on the advice of a coworker, I bought my basset hound a pack of Grand Prix Large Adult. The croquettes resemble large bread crumbs, smell pleasant, and my dog ​​eats them with gusto. The price is quite reasonable.

Polina, Lipetsk:

"We have a Japanese Akita. These dogs are very picky about food, so we tried many brands before we found one she liked. It turned out to be Grand Prix kibble. She especially likes the Grand Prix Large Adult Lamb specialty diet (lamb and rice). We've been feeding her this food for several weeks now. She's active and has no allergies or digestive issues. The price is relatively low, considering the high meat content."

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