Blue Buffalo Wilderness Adult High-Protein Dry Dog Food with Real Salmon, Grain-Free, Made in the USA with Natural Ingredients, Salmon, 4.5-lb. Bag

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Blue Buffalo Wilderness has been the go to dog food in my house since puppyhood. When we first got our pup from my mother-in-law, she was feeding the litter either a Beneful or Purina product and Eudora, the one I buy this food for, would get all bloated, puffy, and made it difficult for her to drink any water and keep it down. This made her only be able to eat in small quantities and we struggled to keep her at a healthy weight because of it. I have celiac so my first thought was to find a grain free food and see if that helped at all. We started with the puppy version of the chicken recipe and though we've tried just about every flavor profile under the sun, THIS adult chicken formula is still her favorite. In some of the other flavors, salmon in particular, she will cherry-pick the big pieces out of the bowl and leave the small bits behind strewn across our kitchen floor. If not only because she likes the flavor well enough to eat everything in her bowl, I am ecstatic that I don't have to debate with myself of whether to put up with stepping on those little pieces every time I go to the kitchen or throwing away food. I REALLY hate throwing away food unnecessarily. She doesn't leave enough food around her bowl to even think about grabbing the broom and dustpan.

Good grain free product to use with home made food

As advertised

My dog eats this. She can be finicky.

One of the best dry dog foods available and Amazon pricing is great especially considering it’s delivered.

We have been using Blue Salmon large breed since our now 4 year old competition girl began life with us. We used the small kibble versionwhen she was a puppy. We started our young lab male on the same small kibble until he was old enough with both dogs eating the salmonlarge breed formula now.Can't say anything but good about the product especially when we have 80 pound trim muscular hard driving hunters that maintain theirweight on less food than other brands.I have had a couple professional trainers try to convince us to use a vitamin supplement. When I looked at the content of the vitamin andcompared it to Blue/ Salmon it was a no brainer! We did not waste the extra money on an inferior product and resedt in the knowledge thatto exceed Blue/ salmon one would have to go to a foreign made product at better than $80. a bag for a insignificant difference.