- Is this food good for dogs with sensitive stomachs?
- Not always. The formula is high in fat and protein, and some owners report loose stools or vomiting during the switch. Transition over seven to ten days and watch for upset.
- How does it compare with Blue Buffalo Life Protection?
- Wilderness is grain-free with more meat and higher protein; Life Protection includes grains and is gentler on sensitive dogs. Wilderness suits active dogs, Life Protection suits everyday feeding on a tighter budget.
- Is it suitable for puppies or senior dogs?
- No. It is formulated for adult dogs only. Blue Buffalo makes separate puppy and senior formulas in the Wilderness line.
- Does it contain chicken or other meats besides beef and bison?
- Yes. Chicken meal, pork meal and fish meal appear alongside the deboned beef and bison, so it is not a single-protein food.
- How much should I feed my dog?
- Follow the bag's weight-based chart and adjust for activity and body condition. A typical 50 lb adult dog eats roughly three to four cups a day, split across two meals.
- What is the kibble size like?
- The pieces are medium-sized and suit most breeds from small to large, though some small dogs and picky eaters do better with smaller kibble.
- Where is the Blue Buffalo Wilderness Adult Rocky Mountain Recipe Red Meat Dry Dog Food cheapest?
- At Chewy.com, for $69.97, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Blue Buffalo Wilderness Adult Rocky Mountain Recipe Red Meat Dry Dog Food?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Chewy.com, Walmart, Target, CountryMax, Blain's Farm & Fleet.