Landor cat food

Landor cat food is positioned as a super-premium nutrition. It contains a high percentage of protein and uses high-quality ingredients. The diets are specially formulated to meet all nutritional needs, taking into account the individual needs of your pet. Landor cat food offers a wide range of products, allowing you to find a diet to suit every taste. In this article, you can learn about the key nutritional characteristics, pros and cons, prices, and reviews.

Manufacturer's information

Landor cat food is manufactured at the Elmubas Ibérica pet food group plant in Spain. Elmubas has thirty years of experience in the pet food market. The company produces custom-made food for various brands. Elmubas partners with leading pet food brands from all over the world.

The factory covers the entire production process, from formulating diets and selecting ingredients to packaging and transporting finished products. The company is responsible for the quality of the feed ingredients used and maintains multiple levels of product quality control. Strict safety protocols are followed during production, ensuring the high quality of the finished feed. Elmubas products are FSSC 22000 certified.

Elmubas has its own laboratory where it analyzes raw materials and finished products. The company also partners with an independent laboratory, allowing it to compare test results and optimize feed. This approach has earned it a positive reputation for collaboration with many global brands.

Compound

Landor diets are developed in collaboration with veterinarians and then tested with a focus group of pets. They contain high amounts of protein, ensuring the body's needs for this essential nutrient are met. Cats are carnivores by nature and require a high protein intake to maintain normal functioning. When formulating Landor's diets, the manufacturer combines nutrients, vitamins, and minerals to ensure your pet feels well and has enough energy for various activities.

The main ingredients are:

• Protein. Depending on the diet, the protein content ranges from 29% to 32%. The highest amount is found in kitten food (32%), while the lowest is found in cats with sensitive digestion (29%). The meat component includes dehydrated duck or lamb, as well as tuna. The diet also contains plant proteins (pea protein).
• Carbohydrates. Landor is produced without wheat or corn, which often cause allergies in cats. The carbohydrate sources are less allergenic rice, sweet potatoes, and oats. The grain-free diet (Grain-free for cats) contains only sweet potatoes.
• Fats. Fat content varies between 11-18% depending on the food type. Duck fat and salmon oil are sources of fat. They contain saturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are essential for the normal functioning of the cardiovascular system and brain, as well as for maintaining healthy skin and coat.
• Fiber. Fiber content ranges from 2 to 4.5%. Fiber ensures normal gastrointestinal function. It creates a favorable environment for the development of beneficial bacteria in the intestines and promotes regular and gentle bowel movements. Natural plant fibers, barley, rice bran, vegetables and fruits (carrots, apples), and berries are used as sources of fiber.
• Vitamins and minerals. Fruits and vegetables provide vitamins. The diet is also enriched with vitamins A, B, E, K, potassium, sodium, zinc, iron, and more.
• Other beneficial ingredients. Contains brewer's yeast, mannan-oligosaccharides, and fructooligosaccharides, which are prebiotics that promote digestion and normal immune function. Yucca extract reduces fecal odor. Taurine promotes stable metabolism. Rosemary extract not only provides numerous beneficial substances but also acts as a natural preservative.

Advantages and disadvantages

Landor is confidently conquering the pet food market. It has its pros and cons, which should be considered before making a final decision about this food.

The advantages include:

• high protein percentage;
• using rice instead of wheat and corn, which cause allergies and digestive problems;
• the presence of such useful elements as polyunsaturated fatty acids, natural probiotics, fiber;
• relatively low price;
• The packaging has a zip fastener that securely closes the opened package and does not allow the smell to escape.

Cons:

• the percentage of the main ingredients (meat, rice, peas, etc.) is not indicated;
• The protein component used is vegetable pea protein, and it is unknown how much of it was added to the diet;
• The full list of preservatives used is not described (rosemary extract alone is not enough to preserve the granules).

Range and price

The manufacturer has developed several diets designed to meet the needs of animals depending on their age, condition, and taste preferences. The product line includes the following types:

• Kitten: duck-based food for kittens;
• Grain-free for cats hairball&weight control: diet for weight control, prevents the formation of hairballs in the intestines;
• Sterilized & light: food for sterilized animals with excess weight;
• Sensitive cat: food for cats with sensitive digestion;
• Indoor cat: food for cats that live indoors all the time.

The price will depend on the type of diet and the size of the package:

• 400 g – approximately 240 rubles;
• 2000 – about 940 rubles;
• 10,000 g – approximately 3,800 rubles.

Reviews

Elena:

"I stumbled upon a Landor cat food promotion at the supermarket. They gave me a bag of it along with the brochure. My cat isn't spoiled by any special treats and eats regular food just fine. But she practically devoured this one, licking her lips. Now I've switched her completely to this food. The price is right: quite low for a super-premium food. My cat is happy. Her coat looks much better. She has no bowel problems. I recommend it."

Larisa Obramova:

"A friend recommended Landor to me. She decided to try it for her furry friend and was very pleased. I'm wary of changing food if my cat tolerates it well and feels fine. But curiosity got the better of me, especially the ingredients and price—holistic options are usually more expensive. The food worked well, and my cat really liked it. But we haven't switched to it completely; I use it as a supplement to her regular diet."

Kirill Bortsov:

"I have a British Shorthair cat, and I take her nutrition very seriously. I'm an amateur, not a professional, but I understand the ingredients of a super-premium cat food. We received Landor as a promotional sample. I was confused by the inclusion of peas as one of the protein sources. The exact ratio of animal and plant protein in the diet isn't specified. Therefore, I wouldn't use it as a regular diet for my own pet."

Olga Dmitrievna, veterinarian:

"Landor offers the optimal balance of price and quality. Its diets primarily use lamb and duck, not chicken. The ingredients also specifically list meat, not by-products. However, the manufacturer should specify the exact percentage of animal protein and the percentage of plant protein in the diet. Another advantage is the absence of wheat and corn, which are allergens. The food has no unpleasant odor. The distinctive aroma, attractive to cats, lasts a long time. Landor can be used for cats of various breeds and ages. The main thing is to choose the right variety."

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