46 reviews foranimonda GranCarno Original Junior 6 x 400g

The food has a nice consistency, the smell is good too, and our Cane Corso puppy loves eating it.

Puppy has been through a few and turned his nose up. He loves this one. Good value cans and looks decent quality too.

The food is okay overall, but after just a few feedings, it gets rejected and has to be mixed with vegetables, cooked chicken gizzards, etc., otherwise my Poodle puppy won’t eat it. I’ve switched to Rinti, which is enthusiastically accepted, and it’s chunkier and not as mushy.

The Giant Schnauzers are very happy with this wet food.

Our pug puppy grew up well on this and enjoyed eating it, tolerating it perfectly. We used it as a supplement to dry food. Otherwise, I recommend mixing in fruit and vegetables, as 100% meat is definitely too much.

Great food, wide selection... Been feeding it for a few years now... Very happy with Animonda...

I think there's too much fat and jelly in the tin, so I prefer Rinti. Fat and jelly have nothing to do with puppy food; it's just about saving money for the manufacturer.

Tried both my Labrador puppies on this for a change & they loved it. Smells really nice too & attracted the attention of my older dog so will try some of the adult range now

My bully (6-7 months old) had digestive problems (more gas) and, despite mixing it with dry food, vomited again 2 out of 6 times. That's why I didn't use it again.

My title says it all really. At first, we had wet food from another brand, but after a while, he didn’t want it anymore. But he absolutely loves both varieties of GranCarno!!!

I have a Malinois who is now 9 months old. I've been feeding him Bosch dry food the whole time—puppy food at first, then Maxi Junior. But lately, I had the feeling that Joe was getting stomach aches right after eating and was acting restless. After a long search, I came across this wet food and decided to switch. And what can I say... Joe tolerates it brilliantly and is calm and relaxed again. His food bowl is spotless :)) Highly recommended!!!

My staff puppy loves it. I used to mix different brands to find the tastier one but no luck until she tried Gran Carno. Smells lovely and the 💩 poo is not that stinky anymore.

Our little one eats it, but not as eagerly as other types of food. It often sits out for longer, or she even leaves some behind and then dives into the dry food we offer as an alternative. Sometimes there are large (indefinable) chunks in the tins. Additionally, I’ve noticed that 10-15% of the contents are just jelly and not actual dog food. In my opinion, that shouldn’t be the case with good-quality food.

My 4.5 kg Chihuahua-Jack Russell mix, now 11 months old, eats it very willingly, but unfortunately, she gets quite a bit of stomach rumbling afterwards. Such a shame, because the food looks good, smells good, and is eaten with enthusiasm. Since this problem doesn’t occur with other food cans, it’s clearly down to this particular variety, and I’m now feeding Terra Canis without any issues or Rinti Gold. My previous dog, however, tolerated Gran Carno without any problems.

I was recommended Hills by the vet. I have to say, my Chihuahua puppy had GIARDIA. That’s why I wanted the BEST. He had a bloated belly, mushy stools, and was going to the toilet 7-8 times a day. He couldn’t settle at all. Now I’m feeding him grain-free food from ANIMONDA – from one day to the next, everything’s perfect. No bloated belly, firm stools, and only 3-4 times a day.

My Maltese dog tolerates the food more than well! I'm deducting one star because, unfortunately, there are only two varieties available! Two or three more options wouldn't be bad ;) For variety, I often add boiled chicken hearts, puréed vegetables, or potatoes myself!

Since Animonda Carny is already a hit with our cats and ferrets, we decided to give Animonda's dog food a try as well. My 10-week-old Hovawart puppy is thrilled =) He often licks the bowl clean for minutes after eating. However, I wouldn’t use it as a sole food. But combined with a high-quality dry food, it’s absolutely ideal.

I am very satisfied with the wet food. Before, I used Pedigree, and the puppy was still hungry afterwards... Since I started giving him Gran Carno Junior, he’s full and content, and his stool is great!! What I also like about the ingredients is that only three things are listed: beef 60%, broth 31%, turkey heart 8%... There shouldn’t be anything more in it either.

He only eats Animonda, he leaves everything else untouched, even though he's only 12 weeks old. Right from the start, when I got him, he wouldn't eat anything else—he left Pedigree Junior untouched. So I had to search for something he would eat, and thankfully, it turned out to be Animonda. Lucky for me, I can get it here as well. Kind regards, Leu

Animonda Junior is the best of all the food brands we've tried. Our puppy eats it with great appetite. I also add freshly grated carrot or apple to it. One downside is the limited selection and the fact that there are no 800g cans. Otherwise, it’s definitely worth recommending.