Blue Buffalo Wilderness High Protein Grain Free Natural Adult Dry Dog Food, Duck 24-lb

I just transitioned my 8 month GSD to the duck recipe. I was using Orijin Large Breed Puppy previously for the grain free/low calcium aspect. However, it was difficult to find and really expensive. After researching different brands, I found this one. Again, it is grain free and low calcium, high quality ingredients and about $10 - $12 less than Orijin! My dog transitioned very easily and really quite quickly. I was surprised she didn't have the loose stools that some have experienced while transitioning.In addition, I am finding that I am actually giving her less food than the Orijin. She is satisfied at 3/4c - 1c. With Orijin, she wasn't satisfied until she had almost 2 cups. I thought she was eating less because she didn't like it, so I added a few things to it and she would still stop at 3/4c - 1c.Her coat is amazingly shinny and I have found that she is shedding less.

We feed this to our miniature schnauzers. They love it, and I feel great about giving them food that doesn't have fillers etc that many other foods do.This product goes out of stock frequently in Japan so ordering in advance is recommended.

The best. My female basenji (say fussy eater, fussy about sleeping arrangements, people, water and generally everything) gives it good reviews; bowel, burping and occasional inconvenient pooofs are cleared. Previously she ate a high end salmon food that did she not like.I have always free fed my Basenji dogs. Over eating is not an issue if the food is quality and available at all times, that being 24 hours a day. The dog knows what is needed. Zurie eats and drinks at 2 a.m., she may take a few pellets during the day, drink water but, clearly she likes to eat at 2 a.m. I sometimes give appropriate table food such as fruit, nuts, vegetables, fish, meat and bone but no grains. I know and love this breed and am very willing to pay for the best and most pure food to facilitate long life without illness. One invests in a dog; the best possible food will increase the life span and enjoyment of your best friend.JL Thomas

it has a pleasent smell unlike other products but it does not put some weight on my dog.

We've already used the Wildnerness chicken-flavor for a couple months and decided to switch to the duck (salmon next). This duck flavor is the same high-quality as the chicken we've already used. We've much healthier appearing and active dogs with a noticeably smaller quantity of very solid waste as well as a marked decrease in odor. Excellent product and rated very highly on REPUTABLE dog food comparison websites(top 2 - BB Wildnerness and Orijen). I decided against Orijen as the product is produced in Canada (USA product patron) and the protein is unnecessarily high in my opinion. The Blue Buffalo Wilderness has the best balance of nutrients and availability is an important consideration for our family. I've also used other good kibbles in the past like Canidae (so-so with an unwelcomed and spontaneous ingredient change) and Wolf King by Diamond(better but not as high-quality as BB Wilderness) and we've noticed a great improvement in our dogs' overall health. Very pleased with this product although a bit pricey for the quantity.