Blue Buffalo Wilderness Adult Wet Dog Food, Wolf Creek Stew with Chunky Chicken, 12.5oz

My dogs absolutely love this stuff . [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Husky loves it.

I have 3 little doggies that love the Sunday chicken dinner. Lets face It, they'll eat it all! Blue buffalo is a great brand that I do trust though. I want to fees my dogs the best and keep them here as long as possible and with blue buffalo, I believe we ate doing just that! I would. Highly recommend!

Blue Wilderness is all our lab will eat. She absolutely loves it! It's a great high protein with no by products or fillers. We've started our Great Pyrenees on Blue Wilderness supply food and she loves it. Any and all dogs we have going forth will eat Blue Wilderness!

Got a picky or finicky Eater? This will definitely take care of that while making sure to handle their needs for protein and keeping them with a soft healthy coat and ideal digestion and elimination. Taste they love and will constantly come back for.

My dog is a picky eater and he loved this product. It didn't smell bad like most wet dog food do. I wish it didn't come in a can. I like when they come in pouches so I can give half in the morning and half at night. Overall, I would purchase this product again!

My German shepherds love this. They can't get enough of it. First, it looks like real food, like something I would eat. All of the ingredients are identifiable. Second, it smells like real food, not like something that resembles the smell of something.

I personally love these for my dogs they go wild for them. They absolutely love it, and saying that is an understatement. I wouldn't improve it my dogs love it just the way it is. It is a little pricey but I will continue to buy it it is worth it for my dogs and I love them so, yeah.

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I bought this product a couple weeks ago. My St Bernard developed severe diarrhea (consistency of urine) and vomiting. I thought that it was just a reaction to changing food, although we did this slowly. Anyways, within a few days she continued having liquid diarrhea but now pure blood. We raced her to the vet. X-rays showed extreme inflammation of the bowels and we had to make decisions as to what we could do. Vets were baffled and she was getting worse. Fortunately with multiple meds, hospitalization and fluids she pulled through. We had to pay well over $900 in vet bills. She has had to be on a chicken and pasta diet. Thinking it wasn't the food, I started giving the rest of it to our Great Pyrenees. Within 24 hours she immediately developed the exact same symptoms. Thankfully it was caught on time.