Blue Buffalo Wilderness Rocky Mountain Recipe - High Protein, Natural Adult Healthy Weight Dry Dog Food with Red Meat Review

As others have noted this brand was purchased by General Mills and they downgraded the product significantly. We fed our dogs for those years and now it makes them sick (heavy breathing, "anxiety" and allergy-like symptoms). Now that they are said to contain lead, their symptoms are certainly consistent with such poisoning. The difference in the formula is obvious when you look at it.

I was happy to get a new batch, opened the box and rebounded. An army of ants swarmed inside the box and the bag itself. I dragged the package onto the street, but I will not open the package myself. I can only imagine what the content looks like. It'll go out with the next garbage collection. I would like to add that this is the first time this has happened and hopefully never again. It's a shame. I feel like you owe me an "ant-free" replacement. Despite this, my dog really likes the product.

My German Shepherd (fairly large) LOVES blue buffalo and especially this one! Wouldn't feed my dogs anything else. The fur is nice and there are no stomach upset issues (almost never, but it could be the bird fat my sister feeds the birds that he uses from time to time!). He's almost 10 and except for the first year of his life when I fed him raw food, he's had it ever since. Definitely recommend this meal. A bit pricey, but definitely doable with a Revain subscription.

It has been listed as a staple. lasted 10 days. will be delivered. I'm a longtime customer with a purchase history to prove it. Feeding two German shepherds from puppy to adult with a blue buffalo can be expensive, but it's worth it for a premium product, but the company was sold to General Mills earlier this year. It is becoming increasingly apparent that not only have the once excellent delivery times suffered, but so has the recipe itself. Unfortunately, I have witnessed the unhealthy…

My 13 year old Border Collie died in September 2020. For several years I only fed her this food. I thought it was good stuff but I don't know. She had all kinds of cancers, especially the big, hard, thick ones on her stomach. It seems to be common around here in the Phoenix area so I can't tell if it was dog food or not, I also gave her rawhide gummy bears which I'm pretty sure might have carcinogenic shit as well. The sad part is that we'll probably never know if the food or treats we give our