Blue Buffalo True Chews Premium Grillers with Real Steak Grain-Free Dog Treats
In a Nutshell
- The taste of these treats continues to be a huge hit with dogs, with most users reporting their pets love them and will eat them enthusiastically
- Recent changes in the recipe have raised concerns about decreased quality, increased fillers, and reduced protein content
- There has been general dissatisfaction among customers regarding a lack of notice about the 'new formula'
Quick Verdict
Blue Buffalo True Chews are popular among dogs but recent changes in recipe might not fit some buyers
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Favored by Dogs (3)
Many reviewers mention their dogs love the taste.
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Easy to Break Apart (2)
Easily breakable, making them convenient for training.
Cons
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Recipe Change and Quality Issues (1) major
Recent recipe change has received negative feedback.
Tip: Check with the company about the changes
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Quality Concerns (2) major
Customers reported issues with the treats crumbling easily.
Tip: None
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews mention issues that seem to follow the change in recipe.
Mostly positive.
Declining quality with a higher amount of newer negativity.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners looking for grain-free treats — Dogs love the taste and the treats are easy to break apart for training.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners concerned about high-protein diets — The recent formula change has reduced protein content and increased fillers.
Durability & Care
Factors: Integrity of the recipe
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
What are the main ingredients? What causes the unstable shape of the treats?
The ingredients are not explicitly mentioned but the dog treats contain fillers and depleted protein from the old recipe to the new
Highlighted Reviews
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"Blue buffalo changed the recipe!!!"
Bottom Line
These treats are popular and readily eaten by dogs, but the recent decline in quality and increased fillers may discourage repeat purchases. Buyers should consider alternate brands.